Clear Your Clutter For Good - Use These Three Simple Magic Questions

In all the years I have been working with people who are desperate to get organized, I am always amazed at just how many of them believe they just can't let go of their stuff.

Well, I am here to tell you: it doesn't have to be that hard.

If you're ready to get organized, you can make a great start by asking three simple questions. Like "Open Sesame," these three questions will unclutter your home - almost like magic!

Question 1: "Do I love this?"

Are you surrounded by objects that you don't love? Like? Or maybe you even dislike them?

Your house reflects you - and no one else. Surround yourself with art, objects, clothes, furniture and other décor that speaks to who you really are - and not what Aunt Susie gave you fifteen years ago.

Maybe a lava lamp spoke to you 20 years. Does it still reflect who you are? If not, out it goes!

Question 2: "Do I use this?"

If I had a dollar for every bread machine I find in a garage...

If I had a quarter for every record album I find in a basement...

If had a dime for every article of clothing that is just five pounds away...

You get my drift. If you haven't used something in year, chances are you will never use it. It's the 80/20 rule - we use 20% of what we own. If you don't use it, it's just clutter. Out it goes!

Question 3: "Do I need this?"

This is where things can get sticky, especially with guys. Electronic cables, old computer parts, tools, thousands of screws & nails...Hey, I might need that someday!

Sorry, bud. Doesn't count. "Do I need this?" means, it's summer and I'm going to need that winter coat. It doesn't mean, "this may come in handy, someday." That's what hardware stores are for. Keep a moderate supply of potentially useful items and get rid of the rest. Out it goes!

No matter how convinced you are that you can't let go of clutter, I'm here to tell you that it is possible. Just ask yourself the three magic questions as detailed above. Before long, the level of stuff you don't love, need or use will slowly disappear, leaving you the space to live in a home that is truly yours.

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How to Clear Your Clutter in 3 Easy Steps - Discover How These Steps Change Your Life!

Are you feeling overwhelmed by all the stuff in your home, to the point where you have lost all control? As you enter your home, is there a feeling of despair and hopelessness? Are you so embarrassed about all the clutter, you do not invite visitors to your home? Do you find yourself and your family squeezed into a small area, because of clutter?

If you answered yes to these questions, these 3 steps, when followed, will change your life style for ever. Having a clean and maintained home, begins and ends with your mental state of mind. Your home is your special place you can rejuvenate yourself, relax, be completely free of anything, it is your safe refuge. When it is neglected, it becomes a very unhappy and chaotic environment.

Keeping a clean, manageable home and environment, is really a state of mind. Changing your attitudes will change your life and clean your clutter. Here are 3 key attitudes to adopt to clear your clutter and mind.

1. Live neat:
Take each room, sit in it, close your eyes and visualize it, totally clean, without any clutter. Repeat this daily until it becomes a habit of lifestyle.

2. Do it now:
Later, which could be the next hour, day, or week, results in chaos and clutter. Doing it now, attitude will create a mind set of being in control, creating the lifestyle you want. You are responsible for your thoughts. If something needs attention, do it now.

3. Think ahead:
An essential attitude to staying organized in your home and life. Making lists of what you need to do or get, on a daily basis. With the change in attitudes, de cluttering can be short, sweet and smile.

A thought a day, keeps the clutter away.

Please feel free to email me at achangingday@gmail.com

Credentials:
Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist with a Certification in Life Coaching, BA/Psychology, Interior Design Certification from U.C. Berkeley, Real Estate Broker, Certified Interior Stager.