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Declutter Your Way to a Better You

  • carol0138
  • May 30, 2024
  • 2 min read

Updated: May 31, 2024


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We've all been there. The overflowing drawers, the ever-growing piles on the worktops and surfaces, the constant feeling of being buried under piles of stuff. What if I told you that decluttering your home wasn't just about finding that missing sock, but it was about unlocking a whole new level of well-being?

 

Decluttering isn't just a fad; it's a movement for a reason. It's about more than aesthetics. It's about creating a space and environment that supports you, calms you, and empowers you.  Here's why:

 

  • Clutter (stuff) bombards our senses. Visual clutter makes it hard to focus, while physical clutter creates a constant low-level frustration and anxiety of not being able to find what you need. By decluttering, you create a space of calm, reducing stress and reducing anxiety. Imagine the feeling of walking into a room that reflects a clear mind.

 

  • Ever spent 15 minutes searching for your keys in a cluttered drawer or bag? Decluttering and being organised eliminates that frantic morning panic and pressure and frees up mental space and gives a clearer approach. A more organised environment allows you to focus on what truly matters, boosting your productivity and simplifies your day., taking some of the pressure off.

 

  • Studies have shown a link between clutter and lower mood. A cluttered environment can feel overwhelming and chaotic. Decluttering creates a sense of order and control, which can have a significant positive impact on your mood and overall well-being. Think of the satisfaction of seeing an organised space that will hopefully lift your mood.

 

  • Dust mites and allergens love clutter as dust often gathers around and in between the clutter. By decluttering, you're creating a cleaner, healthier environment. This can be especially beneficial for those with allergies or asthma.


  • When everything has a place, you discover the things you love and find things you thought you had lost. That forgotten scarf, that lost piece of jewellery.  Decluttering can also spark happy memories when you find something you have not seen for a long time or had forgotten about.

 

Decluttering isn't about deprivation; it's about surrounding yourself with things that truly make you feel good. It's about creating a space that reflects the best version of you, a space that's calm, productive, and inspiring.

 

Hope this inspires you and don’t forget to keep an eye out for my next post!

 

 
 
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