I am sure you have heard me and a lot of others talk about getting rid of clutter from your personal space.
But why is it so important to get rid of clutter?
Good morning everyone!
Let’s have a look at what would happen if you were living in a cluttered home?
Well, for starters…
- If you were living in a cluttered space you will find that your life will not be smooth. There will be lots of road bumps in your day to day life.
- You will have lots of health issues
- Your finances might not be so great
- Your relationships will be a strain or non existent
- Your projects will take forever to come to fruition or you might even fail to get important projects at work
And these are just a few things that could go wrong because of the clutter in your space.
I am sure some of you would be thinking that it is normal to have all these problems because life tends to have its ups and downs.
That is true but when you have clutter in your personal space you will find that your life will have more downs than ups.
So, do yourself a favour.
Clean up now!
Get rid of all the excess stuff that you are holding on to.
Give it to charity or put it up for sale.
Do what you have to do and make your space clean.
Once you have de-cluttered, you will see an improvement in your life.
And remember, this is a continuous process.
Check your space regularly and get rid of things you don’t use or need any more.
A lot of your problems will disappear once you start this process.
So get up and get going.
Make a plan.
You could clean one room each week.
And, in a few weeks you will have a clean, clutter free home.
Are you game?
I too need to clean up my study and guest room, which I will do today.
Which room are you going to start with?
And do let me know how you feel once you have taken out all the excess stuff from your home.
Good luck with the cleaning ?
Shelly Singh ?
Feng Shui Master Consultant
Australia and Worldwide ?
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