by Janet Schiesl

Basic Organization

When does clutter become a problem? The answer to this question is different for everyone. However, clutter becomes a problem for most people when one or more of the following situations arise.

• It is creating feelings of depression or anxiety.
• The need for more or better or newer things seems insatiable.
• It feels like you are losing control of your life as your possessions take over.
• The disorder of your living space prevents you from feeling comfortable or happy at home.
• You conflict with other household members over this issue.
• You’re ashamed to have friends and relatives over to the house because it’s such a mess, and you feel more isolated.

If you can relate to these situations, you can no longer ignore them. It’s time to take control and get organized.

 For more information, contact Janet Schiesl.