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Clutter
Most people have no idea how it is that clutter affects there lives, but the truth is that is does in a number of negative ways. Clutter has a way of getting in the way of the life that a person really wants to live. Ones outer environment tends to be an indication of what's going on inside of them, so when things are cluttered, untidy, traumatic, and overwhelming in their surroundings, they have an equal level of overwhelm and stress inside as well, which keeps one from living life to its fullest (Why Stop Clutter, 2011).
Clutter comes in many forms and not only affects a persons daily life, but also directly and radically affects the accomplishment of ones business and work, ones level of wealth in all areas, their health, their relationships, and their capability to be the kind of person they want to be (Why Stop Clutter, 2011). Unnecessary clutter and ineffectiveness are frequently signs of a bigger health issue. Individuals who have undergone an emotional trauma or a brain injury frequently find housecleaning an impossible chore. Attention deficit disorder, depression, chronic pain and sorrow...
At its most intense, continual disorganization is known as hoarding, a condition that a lot of professionals think is a mental illness in its own right, even though psychiatrists have yet to officially identify it (Parker-Pope, 2008).
Obsessive hoarding can be seen when clutter overtakes living, dining and sleeping spaces to the point that it harms a person's quality of life. An obsessive hoarder often finds it impossible, even excruciating, to part with things. It's not entirely clear the amount of people there are who suffer from obsessive hoarding, but there are estimates upwards of one and half million (Parker-Pope, 2008). Clutter can be very costly. It costs people time because one has to look for things and it takes a long time in order to find them, and time is equal to money. It is also costly in ones stress level since people have to frantically look for things and waste their time, in the end it distresses them. Being messy at home often clutters up the rest of ones life as well. Living in a disorganized environment can…
References
Parker-Pope, T. (2008). A Clutter Too Deep for Mere Bins and Shelves. Retreived from http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/01/health/01well.html
Why Is It A Bad Thing To Have Clutter? (2011). Retrieved from http://www.essortment.com/bad-thing-clutter-46944.html
Why Stop Clutter? (2011). Retreived from http://www.unclutter-organize-transform.com/stop-clutter.html
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