Showing posts with label clutter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clutter. Show all posts

Friday, August 28, 2020

Cleaning Out Your Home: Maybe a good idea but beware the psychological toll

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I’ve lived in my home for 43 years and have never done a complete clean-out of all the stuff I’ll probably never use again. But one of the COVID lockdown’s silver linings is that I’ve now done it, as I did with my mom’s home after she died. 

Here are the psychological issues that came up for me. Perhaps you’ll find them of value, maybe even get motivated to do that clean-out that’s so easy to procrastinate. As I mentioned, I may have broken the world’s record for the longest procrastination: 43 years.

Monday, August 25, 2014

Sick and Tired of Your Messy Place?



With everyone busier, it’s easy to let your house become a sty. Sink dishes piled up? That’s nothing. We’re talking the whole house piled up.

My PsychologyToday.com article offers both practical and psychological tips on how to finally get your place cleaned up. HERE is the link.
 

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