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Clutter Loves to Hide - 7 Places to Look for it!


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Vicky White
Vickylifedesignstrategies.com

Life Design Strategies
http://www.LifeDesignStrategies.com


Clutter is anything unfinished, unresolved, unused, tolerated

or disorganized. Clutter is emotional constipation, keeping

you stuck in the past and blocking the flow of energy in your

life. Clutter loves to hide and here are some places to look

for it.



1. Time Clutter – do you have too many things on your

to-do list? Do you keep trying to fit just one more thing

in? Do you feel under pressure? I have come to accept

that I cannot possibly do everything in one day, or even

in one week. This takes the pressure off! Are you saying

‘yes’ to what you want to be saying ‘yes’ to?



2. Procrastination – do you put off taking action on some

things you want to do, registering for a class, or writing

that term paper for example, so your head gets cluttered

up trying to remember to do it? Some things are worth

taking action on immediately. Some things are worth

scheduling so they are not done at the last minute and

under pressure, or even worse, are missed.



3. How is your Email Inbox? Do you regularly get it

down to 5 or less emails? Clutter in your Inbox will

deplete your energy, and you will waste time looking for

information. If you use Microsoft Outlook, Nelson

Organizer is a program that will instantly organize your

email. I highly recommend this product. It has cleared

my Inbox, I can find emails when I need them and it’s

easy to use. Try it for 30 days FREE and see if you can

give it up! Check it out:

http://www.caelo.com/a/rl.php3?I=ARB2U



4. Your head! Do you have a whole lot of thoughts

running around in your head when you get up in the

morning? Julia Cameron in ‘the Artist’s Way’ suggests

writing Morning Pages. There are 3 pages of free flow

writing. Just let whatever wants to come up, come up.

It’s amazing what does come to the fore and I have found

this a useful tool to start my day with a clear head.



5. Things from the past. Do you have the wedding dress

from your first marriage? Do you have books on subjects

you are no longer interested in, or are they out of date?

Do you have vitamins in your cupboard more than 6

months old – they will have lost their potency. Have you

moved from a house into a Condo and still have

gardening tools you can no longer use? Do you have your

grandparent’s clock that no longer works, and you don’t

even like it? Have you been given gifts that aren’t you?

Clear this clutter and notice how your energy changes.



6. Do you have things in a storage unit? Do these pass

the Ultimate Clutter Test? Do you love them, do you use

them, and do they raise your energy? If not, how much

is it costing you to store these things. If they disappeared

would you miss them? Do you even remember what is in

those boxes? How about your garage? Is it so full that

your car/s need to sit outside? How much are your cars

depreciating by being out in the elements – and are the

things in the garage worth that much?



7. Here’s a tough one! Are there people in your life who

drain your energy? What is it costing you? What do you

have invested in staying in contact with them? Maybe

they are close family members. Who do you need to be

to take care of yourself around them?



Take a quick quiz to find out how cluttered your life is:

http://www.LifeDesignStrategies.com/ClutterAlert!!.html



Be ruthless when it comes to decluttering. For the energy to

flow easily in your life, and your home, you need to be

diligent when it comes to clutter. And there is no hiding from

clutter by moving it to the basement, the shed at the bottom

of the garden, or even a storage unit. It is in your

environment and will still be affecting you.







Copyright 2002, All rights reserved. Vicky White is a Feng Shui

Practitioner & Life Coach. Subscribe to a FREE monthly

newsletter, with tips and strategies for creating an

environment of success http://www.LifeDesignStrategies.com





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