Is it time to declutter? 5 Reasons you should reduce your clutter

Benefits explained: Save time, money, reduce stress and live intentional and more…

“The first step in crafting the life you want is to get rid of everything you don’t.”
― Joshua Becker

Photo by Tomas Yates on Unsplash

Recently I stared into my wardrobe with horror! I was shocked 😮 I wondered to myself, how have I accumulated so much stuff, so much Sh#% to put it politely. I dare you right now to open your wardrobe and peek inside maybe you don’t need to open it; as everything’s falling out. ← This was me.. 😂😒

So I thought right! that’s it, it’s time to declutter. So today I wanted to share my experience and some of the worthwhile benefits I have realised with a newly decluttered wardrobe ✨😃. #2021 #Minimalist …

“If you’re not using the stuff in your home, get rid of it. You’re not going to start using it more by shoving it in a closet somewhere.” — Joshua Becker

When decluttering we obviously end up focusing a lot on the decluttering process itself and it’s easy to become consumed with reducing things. Sure decluttering is an integral part of completely transforming our lives in a really positive way… but what exactly happens after decluttering? How do you go beyond the clutter? and take your life to the next level. Why should you declutter? It’s important to know why you are doing all this?

Fun Fact: “You own too many things. It’s not just you, though. The average U.S. home owns 300,000 items”- Borrowed

I think most of us can relate to this image — Photo by Ashim D’Silva on Unsplash

Things that happen after you declutter

Okay, seems like you are getting pretty serious about decluttering and making a change so let's crack into some benefits and motivation behind taking the action.#Benefitsofsimple#decluttering101 #YouGoTthis

You probably won't see all of the below benefits overnight however over time the benefits of decluttering will be worth all the effort and time put in. So let's take a look at some benefits.