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.
What Your Clutter Really Costs You
Whether you recognise it or not, there’s a high price to pay for being cluttered. Here’s what your clutter really costs you.
Why clearing clutter is good for you
There are many benefits for clearing clutter. You free up space eliminating the need to rent external storage space or move to a larger home. You know what you own so you save money by eliminating the need to buy something you already have but can’t remember you have or can’t find. You save time by finding what you want when you need it. These benefits are obvious, right? But have you thought of the impact that clearing clutter can have on your mental well-being?
