Emotional clutter

Decluttering sentimental items is hard. These are items that hold memories. Items that were given to us by loved ones. Items from our childhood.

So much of our struggles with clutter is really just a matter of working on our mindset. Don’t let emotions be your excuse. Overcome your decluttering mindsets that cause you to have a hard time decluttering.

Next-level minimalist bedroom declutter: getting rid of these 4 things will create a comfortable and functional space that makes your entire life easier.

Visual clutter affects focus, productivity, and well-being. Explore ways to reduce visual clutter in your home to promote calm in your space and mind.

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Discover the psychology behind our clutter and how our clutter affects us. There are 4 huge psychological effects of clutter, according to science.

Clutter can add to our mental and emotional stress. Learn more about how clutter and mental health are connected and what you can do to manage it more effectively.

Which ones best describe your clutter problem? I have worked with many clients over the years, and have discovered that many share the same common situational or psychological reasons for clutter. I am sure you have your own circumstances, tendencies, belief systems, and root causes, contributing to the clutter that has found its way into your home. The following is a list of the common situational or psychological reasons for clutter that I see repeatedly as a professional organizer.

Clutter comes in many forms. For simplicity’s sake, I’ll break it down into two main types: physical and mental. Each has a heavy impact on your stress levels. They both are likely to play a role in keeping you from creating calm in your life. Therefore, I think it’s important to take a look at