Some of my thoughts as I prepare for the workshop coming up on De-Cluttering Your Life:
De-cluttering your life has to do with slowing down and really evaluating what is working and what isn’t working in your life. Think about the things that are working well and continue to build on them. Are there some things you feel you can’t change? What can you change? Sometimes all it takes is looking at something from a different point of view. Are there things in your life that overwhelm you? What can you do to change that? Are there things that you can avoid altogether? You get to choose where you put your energy.
Do you strive to have balance in your life? It might be helpful to think about the different areas of your life. How are your relationships with others, family and friends, finances, work or career, being productive, physical and emotional health, personal and spiritual growth? If there is something that is out of balance in your life that can be the area that you need to focus on.
Sometimes letting go of the emotional clutter in our lives, anger, sadness, hurt, guilt and fear are harder than letting go of that old tattered chair or the clothes we have outgrown. Emotional clutter takes up space in our lives and prevents us from moving forward.
How do you deal with the clutter in your life?
What a great article We do need to frequently stop and ask ourselves where we are in our day to day lives and make corrections every now and then, tweaking or totally illuminating things that are taking up our physical or mental space
Very well written Something be conscious of to help to ease stress a notch or two
Looking forward to your next blog