Clutter-Free Life: How to Declutter Your Mind and Home
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About this ebook
Are you feeling overwhelmed by the piles of shoes, books, DVDs, and other items that seem to have taken over your home? Do you dread opening closets and drawers because of the clutter? Clutter-Free Life is here to help!
We all have the instincts to accumulate things, but when we accumulate too much stuff, it can lead to stress and health issues. This book will explain the different types of clutter we face and the benefits of adopting a decluttering mindset.
Within the pages of this book, you will find:
• Strategies for decluttering your mind
• A step-by-step plan for developing a decluttering habit
• Simple methods for choosing and preparing for your first decluttering project
• Helpful tips for organizing various areas of your home such as the kitchen, living room, and bedroom
• Ways to adopt a minimalist mindset
and much more!
Being organized is essential for achieving productivity and success. This book will help you let go of excess stuff to make room for relaxation and happiness.
Order your copy of Clutter-Free Life today!
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Clutter-Free Life - Catalina Jackson
Introduction
As humans, we have the instincts to accumulate things. However, having too many things or living in a cluttered environment can lead to stress and health issues, as well as decrease our productivity. That stack of laundry sitting in the garage or basement waiting to be folded is causing you anxiety. The dishes piling up in the sink and the unorganized Christmas gifts are constantly on your mind, taking up mental space. When there are excess items around us, they compete for our attention and can make it difficult to focus.
In this book, I'm going to show you the types of clutter we experience routinely and the benefits of a decluttering mindset. I will provide you with an effective step-by-step plan to form a decluttering habit. More importantly, this book will show you simple strategies to prepare for and start decluttering your home. Specifically, you will discover useful tips on how to organize your kitchen, living room, and bedroom. Finally, I will discuss how embracing minimalist living can lead to a more fulfilling life.
This book will help you let go of that excess stuff in order to make room for relaxation and happiness.
Chapter One
The Benefits of Decluttering
Like most people, you might be someone who enjoys the thrill of purchasing a new item. Perhaps you enjoy seeing beautiful things in your home, or maybe you like keeping up with the latest fashions. We often view our material possessions as symbols of our success, status, and level of income. However, you've probably also noticed how short-lived these feelings of pleasure are. You long for the new gadget or trendy outfit, but once you have it, your attention moves on to the next thing you want. The desire for stuff
is a beast that constantly needs to be fed.
Materialism vs. Experiences
The problem? Eventually, your home ends up filled with items that have little value to you. They no longer serve a purpose and often end up in the bottom of a junk drawer.
If you no longer want
certain items, why are you holding on to them? Having more things doesn't mean you’ll survive tough financial times. Actually, spending money on pointless junk often means an increase in debt or not having enough money for the truly important things in life.
According to Cornell psychology professor Thomas Gilovich, who has spent years researching consumption and happiness, experiential purchases bring people far more happiness and life satisfaction than material purchases. It's how we spend our time that makes us happy, not what we own.
As you begin developing your decluttering habit, I suggest that you consider reorienting your life away from materialism and more toward experiences. Consider streamlining your possessions to the most essential, useful, and meaningful.
Only you can decide what those items are, and it may take several decluttering sessions to get comfortable with reducing the number of possessions you own. However, you can decide right now to minimize your spending on material things going forward and to make any future purchases mindfully.
Okay, before we move on to the how-to
portion of this book, we want to go into detail about how decluttering habits can have