Some of us are perfectionists.

While there is nothing intrinsically wrong with wanting things to be perfect, and that desire being an valuable driving force behind any kind of advancement we strive for, it can also be an important reason for depression and – ultimately – failure.

Some people find decluttering to be an enormous chore, others think of it as a joyful experience. Either way it can be a lot of work, depending on the scale of your project and the type of stuff you need to take care of. A smallish area in your living room with lots of magazines sitting on the floor takes a smaller investment in time and effort than a garage or even a complete house…

Summer is coming up and many of you will be taking some time off from work, or at the very least experience some level of change in your daily routine: maybe you’ll even take your family on a vacation or decide to spend some time on a city trip to somewhere sunny.

Either way, one thing is for sure: social media will be coming with you…

Have you ever considered that your image of yourself plays a huge role in how you can build a happy home, without distractions, and avoid / remove a lot of clutter in the process?

It seems that being happy leads to more success, not the other way around, so let’s explore that idea a little.