Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Stake Your Claim
Another great observation by Unclutterer - see link below. A client of mine sent me the
NY Times article referenced and we both commented on the refrigerator
clutter correlating to one's mental state. The other thing that struck
me is the amount of items kids have. So
many of my clients consult me to help them deal with their kids' growing
list of possessions that take over the entire house. I have a few
thoughts on addressing this concern. Teach your children at a young age
that every item has a home and that is where a toy, clothing, etc. goes
after use. If you missed that boat and have older children, at least
teach them to be considerate of their home and possessions that you, the
parent, worked hard to attain. They need to get in the habit of putting
their stuff in their own room or a designated "home" while developing
respect for their family and their possessions.
If you are having issues tackling clutter, consider the services of a personal organizer to help you reclaim your space.
http://unclutterer.com/2012/07/17/study-physical-possessions-and-u-s-families/
2012 Rosemary Flannery. All Rights Reserved.
If you are having issues tackling clutter, consider the services of a personal organizer to help you reclaim your space.
http://unclutterer.com/2012/07/17/study-physical-possessions-and-u-s-families/
2012 Rosemary Flannery. All Rights Reserved.
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