Declutter Your Life: Reduce Stress, Increase Productivity, and Enjoy Your Clutter-Free Life

113 Pages·2012·3.39 MB·English

by  Michelle Stewart

Declutter Your Life

Reduce Stress, Increase
Productivity, and Enjoy
Your Clutter-Free Life

By Michelle Stewart
Declutter Your Life: Reduce Stress,
Increase Productivity, and Enjoy Your
Clutter-Free Life / by Michelle Stewart
Copyright © 2012 by Unique Vision
Press. All Rights Reserved. Published in
the United States by Unique Vision
Press. First Edition.
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Table of Contents
A Clutter-Free Life Starting Today
The Truth About Clutter
The Origins of Clutter
The Cost of Clutter in Your Life
The Cost in Productivity
The Cost in Dollars
The Cost in Physical Health
The Cost in Mental Health
The Psychology of Clutter
Why We Keep Things
Declutter Your Home
Create a Plan
Tips for Decluttering Each Room
Declutter Your Office
Organizing Your Desk
Organizing Filing Cabinets
Declutter Your Computer
Declutter Your Life and Reduce
Stress
Dealing with Mental Clutter
Declutter Your Social Life
Declutter Your Media
How to Maintain Your Clutter-Free
Life for the Long Haul
Three Steps You Can Take Right Now
Create a Plan
Choose a Space
Reward Yourself
The Office Has a Floor: A
Decluttering Success Story
Share Your Success
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A Clutter-Free Life Starting
Today
I have a friend who recently lost her
husband in a tragic accident. Her friends
and family rallied around her, but she
was reluctant to let people into her home
so they could help her. People offered to
cook, clean or simply spend some time
with her, but she was very selective
about accepting the offers of help and
many people did not know why. It was
only weeks later that I learned that she
had been feeling ashamed of the state of
her house. There was clutter throughout
the home and outbuildings, and it would
take her months to go through it all.
Perhaps you have a similar situation. If
you are reluctant to invite friends over
for dinner or scared to look in your own
closet, then you might have a problem
with clutter. You should not be ashamed,
however. Clutter is a very common
problem and can arise in almost any area
of our lives. The key is acknowledging
the clutter, creating a plan for dealing
with it, and taking immediate action, as
well as consistently guarding against
clutter in the long-term.