5 Ways To Overcome Clutter And Feel Empowered
by Z Zoccolante

This morning I stumbled upon the article 7 Things the Most Successful People Don’t Do

As I began mentally checking off each number, I came to #5 and stopped:

#5 Successful people don’t tolerate clutter.

“Oh no! I’m that person.”
Exhibit one, my desk:

My husband lovingly tells me I’m a messy roommate because I leave piles around the house on a regular basis.

Although I’m disgusted by a physically dirty space, my mind doesn’t view tiny piles of stuff as “clutter.” My organizational system is geographic so my pattern of leaving items around the house may be due to my mind’s penchant for spatial recognition. As a kid, I was the little princess of the game Memory, beating kids and adults. I’d be drawn toward a section and the card that felt right was the correct match. My brain subconsciously memorized cards by location.

We all have systems of clutter; nonetheless, clutter causes stress in our lives. Perhaps you’ve never questioned your system, or it may be a hot point of contention in your relationships.

Whatever system of clutter you gravitate towards, here are a few tips to help you win the tug-o-war with your clutter bug.

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When we’re proud of ourselves we’re powerful, and personal power inspires us to work towards our dreams with confidence and joy. (Tweet this)

With Love,
Z :)