Since I started working as a professional organiser in 2013, I have seen clutter in various shapes and sizes, I have heard countless stories about how the clutter had formed and about the struggles to let go of it, I have witnessed the toll the clutter was taking on my clients and their families, and all the range of feelings and emotions associated with it. Here are the 5 most common clutterer personality types I work with.
Your Clutter Weighs You Down More Than You Think
Most of us are aware of the feelings of overwhelm and embarrassment caused by clutter. But we don’t often realise the true weight that’s associated with feelings of guilt and resentment until we start letting go of our clutter. Here are some of the examples I’ve witnessed over the years as a professional organiser.
Clutter excuses – A story of love, guilt and fear
Last month I suggested you to tackle the stuff that you find easy to part with. I hope it helped you get started. But there is more to come! This month, the going gets tougher as we examine some of the most common reasons – or shall I say excuses – I hear for holding onto our stuff.
