Less Stress: Declutter Your House
Posted: October 11, 2007
Category: Organization & Stress Reduction | Short URL: http://sywtt.com/?p=187
Category: Organization & Stress Reduction | Short URL: http://sywtt.com/?p=187
Well, this is one of my weakest areas. I have my work environment very organized and neat, but my home is not. Part of my problem is that I know what to do and how to do it, I just don’t seem to find the energy after working 11-16 hour days to come home and do it. And in the marching season, many of my weekends are taken up traveling out of town to football games and/or marching competitions.
During the rest of the school year, I am generally pretty good about it, but still not perfect.
Why is a clean home important?
Again, the same as a clean desk provides peace of mind, so does a clean home. The goal is to lower stress, and clutter raises stress. Open spaces add tranquility to our lives. Though I don’t completely follow them all, I will list some guidelines for success in this area. Even if you take only one step, it is still a move in the right direction!
10 Guidelines for a decluttered home
There are tons of articles out there from people who really know how to keep their homes clean. Here are a dozen:
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