Comments on: Newsletter: The Cost of Clutter http://www.shannonwilkinson.com/blog/newsletter-the-cost-of-clutter/ Shannon Wilkinson - Life Coach Tue, 20 Jul 2010 12:09:31 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Shannon Wilkinson http://www.shannonwilkinson.com/blog/newsletter-the-cost-of-clutter/comment-page-1/#comment-260 Shannon Wilkinson Thu, 02 Apr 2009 15:38:10 +0000 http://www.shannonwilkinson.com/?p=515#comment-260 @Michael I'm glad you found it helpful. I like how you make the distinction between "working" clutter and "no good reason" clutter. That will probably be a good way to start clearing space that's important to you. Clutter is often a problem for people with multiple interests, because there are so many "someday" ideas represented in the stuff that you hold on to. I'd love to hear how your decluttering efforts progress. Remember, small, small steps. @Michael I'm glad you found it helpful. I like how you make the distinction between "working" clutter and "no good reason" clutter. That will probably be a good way to start clearing space that's important to you.

Clutter is often a problem for people with multiple interests, because there are so many "someday" ideas represented in the stuff that you hold on to.

I'd love to hear how your decluttering efforts progress. Remember, small, small steps.

]]> By: Michael Shimniok http://www.shannonwilkinson.com/blog/newsletter-the-cost-of-clutter/comment-page-1/#comment-259 Michael Shimniok Thu, 02 Apr 2009 13:17:48 +0000 http://www.shannonwilkinson.com/?p=515#comment-259 This bit on complexity of clutter is insightful for me at least. I seem to have working clutter and hanging onto for no good reason clutter. It's helped to learn to let go of things or realize that "I might need it some day" isn't worth the tradeoff in mess and space. Your great tips will no doubt help me out! This bit on complexity of clutter is insightful for me at least. I seem to have working clutter and hanging onto for no good reason clutter. It's helped to learn to let go of things or realize that "I might need it some day" isn't worth the tradeoff in mess and space. Your great tips will no doubt help me out!

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