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Decluttering as Self-Care

  • Writer: Lisa Y
    Lisa Y
  • Mar 27
  • 1 min read

Updated: Apr 3

Decluttering your space is not just about tidying up—it can be a powerful form of self-care that can positively impact your mental health and overall well-being.

We live in a busy, and very material driven society where clutter can accumulate quickly, which leads to a chaotic environment, which then leads to increased stress and anxiety.  This makes is difficult for our mind to find peace.  Regularly decluttering sessions can help you regain control over your surroundings, and promote a sense of calm and clarity.


a vintage record player on a table can't be used because other stuff is laying around it and and on top of it
Declutter so you can play the music you love!

Decluttering involves choosing which items are essential and which can be discarded, donated. The process can be difficult at first, but quickly becomes empowering and therapeutic, as it encourages mindfulness and intentionality. You will begin to appreciate the value of simplicity and become more present in your home. An organized home can improve productivity and creativity by eliminating  the distractions and highlighting functionality so you can work more efficiently, while also showcasing those items that feed your creativity.


the record playing can be used now.  all the other stuff has been removed.
Now you can play that music that brings you so much joy!

Including decluttering into your self-care routine doesn't mean tackling your entire home in one go. Start small by focusing on one area or room at a time. This gradual approach prevents overwhelm and allows you to enjoy the immediate benefits of a cleaner, more organized space no matter how small. Over time, you may find that decluttering becomes somewhat of a meditative practice, promoting a healthier lifestyle and a more peaceful state of mind, leading to lasting positive changes in both your environment and your well-being.


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