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Decluttering: Less is more

Living with clutter can be a sign of mere disorganization or, at an extreme level, a mental disorder.

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Stressed out because you can’t stand the clutter? Here are some ways to live with less — consistently.

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When your home gets cluttered, does it affect your well-being?:

Not at all. In fact, it’s a waste of precious time to clear the clutter.

Not very much. The more personal objects abound, the more comforted I feel.

Somewhat. I can take a little clutter, but too much gets on my nerves.

Yes, because I get embarrassed if my home is too cluttered, and that is stressful.

Yes. Although the clutter doesn’t bother me, it annoys my family, so that stresses me out.

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