3 Things You Can Do to Start Decluttering

Doesn’t your well-being deserve an uncluttered home?

One of the current buzz topics revolves around the toxins in our home, our lives, and the world.

• The toxins that can be present in old homes and buildings from now banned building materials. Things like asbestos, lead paint, and radon.
• The toxic chemicals in our cleaning products and in our bath and body products.
• The toxic clutter and disorganization of our physical living space.
• The toxic clutter in our minds.

What does physical clutter look like?

Let me ask you this: Have you ever stepped into someone else’s home and felt a wave of peace? Their living space is simple and uncluttered.

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• A single candle graces the coffee table.
• The coffee pot and hot water kettle are the only two items on the kitchen counter.
• An arrangement of three or four pieces of “art” work hang on a focal wall.

Then, have you thought of your own living space? Not only is there a candle on the coffee table, but there are numerous issues of magazines waiting to be gone through, junk mail to be shredded, and a few extra knick knacks. In fact…