I recently spent time at a client's home who needed help clearing the junk out of her house. She was frozen in her ability to make a decision on what to keep and what to give away. I spent hours over the Winter break going though her basement, main floor and bedrooms. Once the clutter was cleared out and what she loved was organized, she almost had a skip in her step. She felt both physically and emotionally lighter.
I often take one day a week to go through my own (and family’s) piles that seem to magically spring up like weeds on our counter top throughout the week. While decluttering my surroundings, I am also decluttering my mind, clearing the way to move forward with my day.
Some people are better with disarray than others. Whether they can deal with it better or simply ignore it, we all deal with it in different ways. How one deals with clutter is usually how one deals with most problems in their lives, either by dealing or avoiding. Are you ready to deal with your junk? Leave it to Laynie
