Why do we always feel like we're missing out? Are we using 100% of the items we have at home?
Would our daily well-being be better with a little less on our side? The art of decluttering is learning to ask the right questions.
The Art of decluttering is about wanting to make space in your life, getting rid of material, objects, even useless actions to go to the essentials, to simplicity, to the human.
Decluttering your environment surprisingly helps to declutter your mind. Fewer things, fewer problems to manage, less visual pollution.
Decluttering your life is therefore tidying up your interior, separating yourself from unnecessary objects. What a relief to no longer have to search for certain things for hours and to live in a space where all the objects are useful.
Saving time on cleaning, maintenance and storage is also decisive.
Start decluttering your home room by room.
With each object you put away, ask yourself if you really need it. Simply answer this question:have I used this object in the last 12 months? If not, there's no point in keeping it still.
And in order not to clutter your house again, there is a rule that you can try to apply:for each object that enters my household, another must leave. Not easy eh? In general, it's rather, "Damn my jeans have holes", and then, I allow myself to welcome a new one.
