The average American woman owns 30 outfits -one for every day of the month. In 1930, that figure was nine. -Forbes Let out the digital and emotional mess that is not included in the 300,000 items.
We are living in a world where mass consumption is dictating our behavior.
Knowing that you can get everything at every time of the day either on Amazon or in the 24h convenience store makes it easy to be part of a blind consumer society.
Isn´t it shocking to know that according to Psychology Today, Americans spend more on shoes, jewelry, and watches ($100 billion) than on higher education.
We forget how to decide between what we really need and what advertisement, social media or friends tell us to buy.
According to the Wall Street Journal, this adds up to $1.2 trillion a year spend on non-essential goods in the U.S..
Being so busy with consuming can be quite stressful. It is not only the feeling of keeping up with what others have but also the fear of how to organize all the clutter you´ve collected over many years.
You know, this is a never-ending story and over the next years, your household will keep expanding until you become one of those people who first turn their garage in a storage room and later on adds a rental offsite storage.
Just imagine for one second how you would feel if all this clutter would be gone. If someone would clean your space and give you the chance to start over again.
I can't send you the good fairy you were hoping for. Yet, taking control of your mess can be much easier than you think.
The word decluttering freaks you out because you have no idea where to start. The chaos is everywhere and even the most hidden corners of your life are filled with things.
That's why dealing with your clutter on your own is almost impossible.
Fortunately, there is a step-by-step roadmap designed to finally make decluttering a piece of cake.
In "Decluttering: Japanese Art of Tidying Up", you´ll discover:
- A practical step-by-step plan to declutter all areas of your life
- 6 principles to become a declutter champ
- The hidden clutter and how to deal with ghosts from the past
- How to push the reset button
- How to lose weight and gain happiness
- The true value of the things you own
- The psychological connection between your possessions and your thoughts
- How to kill your cravings to consume
- How to avoid falling back into the clutter trap
And much more.
Decluttering doesn't need to be time consuming. If you know the right strategies, you can integrate tidying up into your daily life.
Day by day you´ll feel relieved and sooner than you think, the clutter at home and in your life will be gone.
Tidying up is one of the most rewarding tasks in life. Many people start traveling to leave their things and thoughts behind, but the real champion is the one who takes responsibility and control and discovers how to declutter.
If you are ready to stop messing around, scroll up and click the "Add to Cart" button right now.
