Where did that pile of clothes,
books or rocks come from?
How did the desk, kitchen table or
counter become so cluttered?
Our homes overflow with:
- Pantries
filled with enough food to feed a family for 6 months
- Tools we don't use or that don’t work
- Toys –
drawers, shelves, boxes overflowing with toys
- Supplies
for projects gathering dust
- Clothes
we have not fit into for a long time
- Multiples of reading glasses, scissors, nail clippers.... yet where is one when needed?
An over abundance of stuff zaps our
energy, clutters our space and confuses our thinking. Yet we struggle to let stuff go. Even the stuff we no longer use or like -- can cling to us.
Instead of letting things go we tend to stuff our stuff into
drawers, closets, and storage sheds.
We purchase plastic containers and pretty boxes for keeping stuff, not
because we use it, but because we are not ready to let it go.
We know what to do.
Some of us have:
- Worked
with a professional, friend or family member to help us organize
- Read
books to re-organize home or office spaces.
- Read
articles in magazines and on the web to support de-cluttering
- Watched Clean Sweep, Clean House and Hoarders on TV
We may know what to do and yet struggle to do it, even when we
see our stuff robbing us of:
time, productivity, creativity, connection with
others and peace of mind.
Can we learn to let go of what no longer severs us with
ease?
This is the goal of a 4 – part Clearing Clutter Workshop, I
am piloting at Oro Valley Public
Library.
Part 1: Clutter:
Awareness
Tuesday March
25th 9:30 – 11:00am
Part 2: Clutter:
Acceptance
|
Tuesday April 1st 9:30 – 11:00am
Part 3: Clutter:
Adjustments and Actions
Tuesday April
8th 9:30 – 11:00am
Part 4: Clutter:
Invisible Clutter
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