- Can you consistently find what you need within a few seconds?
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If you work with others, can they quickly find what they need when you’re not around the office or workplace?
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Is your ‘in’ box constantly overflowing?
What is clutter?
- compulsive hoarding
- disorganized heaps of photographs or recipes; old magazines; outdated articles
- things or spaces that are untidy and disorganized
- too many things in a small space
- anything unfinished
- anything you do not use or love
- clothes that no longer fit or out of fashion
- inherit items that don’t fit with your décor
- gifts that are kept out of obligation or guilt
- items that are broken or missing parts
Clutter comes in other personal form:
· too-full schedule;
· out-of-date goals and commitments;
· draining relationships;
· debt;
· excess weight;
· and limiting beliefs
Some effects of clutter psychologically:
· drains your energy and distracts you
· undermines your self-esteem –- loss of confidence and out of control
· difficult to relax at home or workspace
· keeps you stuck to the past
· is expensive: buying things not needing, compulsive purchases
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