So today I want to talk about some of the common reasons I have found that people find de-cluttering hard. We generally know that we have too much junk, but we have developed such an attachment to these things that when it comes time to part ways with those items, we either push that task to the side. Our attachment to our items can be superficial but many times its deeply psychological. So lets look into some of the reasons it may be difficult to dump the junk. 1. Attaching

We all inevitably have items in our home that we don't need, but continue to hold on to because...well...we may need it later. I am certainly guilty of this, and I'm sure if you're reading this, you are too. This is just the nature of life. Combine our natural emotional attachment to items with the human desire to be prepared for uncertainty and you end up with 6 measuring cups when you hardly ever bake or cook. Although I definitely understand (and I'm totally guilty of this

This past week we welcomed spring, and what a wonderful time of year it is. Our friends in the north east may disagree as they are still battling terrible snow storms. But soon the snow will melt, the temperatures will rise a bit and they will be able to enjoy beautiful weather too. I certainly don't know if spring is my favorite season or whether I even have a favorite season, but spring is definitely wonderful. It signifies revival, new life, beautiful beginnings, so I gue

De-cluttering and purging have become the latest fascination in today's society. Almost everyone everywhere, is on a mission to de-clutter, purge or downsize. I believe this is due in part to the fact that there are now three generations of people downsizing and changing their relationship with 'stuff'. Millennials (born 1982 - 2004) have primarily embraced the idea of a more minimalist lifestyle; living in the moment, traveling more frequently for work (and pleasure), saving