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30 Days to a better man
Why Declutter
1. It reduces stress. I definitely think there’s something to the idea that
clutter can block the flow of good karma and energy in your life.
Whenever I’m in a room filled with crap, I get tense and feel like I’m
being buried in stuff. When I clear things out, I feel like a load has
been taken off me physically and mentally. I think clearer, I’m more
productive, and I have a bit more pep in my step.
2. It gives you a fresh start. If you feel as though you’ve been stuck
in a rut lately or if you’ve gone through a tough break-up or recently
been laid off, decluttering your space may be just the thing to kickstart
your life and move it out of neutral. You can get rid of stuff that
reminds you of a part of your life you want to move on from. Holding
onto stuff you associate with bad memories and feelings keeps the bad
energy in your home. After you clear out your crap, you’ll have a clean
canvas on which to create a new life.
3. It saves you time. I don’t know how many hours I’ve wasted in my life
looking for something in the boxes and drawers of junk I’ve accumulated.
When you have a house free of clutter, you can spend less time
looking for stuff and more time focusing on more important things
like making your bucket list or reconnecting with nature. After all, “A
place for everything, and everything in its place,” is one of the manlier
mantras you can organize your life around.
4. It can save (and make) you some money. When you have a disorganized
mess, important things like bills can get lost in the mix. When
that happens, you run the risk of forgetting to pay a bill and being
slapped with an overdue fee. You also forget what you have and don’t
have, and thus end up buying duplicates of things already in your possession.
Save yourself money by keeping your place clutter free.
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