5 Easy Steps to Declutter Your Mind

Daily practice of mindfulness will help you detach from your emotions and watch them from above. Many times we are worrying without recognizing it.

Worrying is the biggest unhelpful thing that can occupy our minds. It takes up so much space that we can’t enjoy the present. Mindfulness will help recognize it as soon as it emerges. When it does, acknowledge it and let it pass like a cloud in the sky, then move on with the present. Don’t let your worrying control you.

When you ignore or delay something that you promised to do, it still stays on top of your mind. Whenever you do something else, your brain will remind you that you should have been doing that other thing instead.

This is not helpful. Declutter the negative emotions for yourself so you can free up space for productive action.

We can’t focus on ourselves when our brain is occupied with emotions related to someone else, or anger and hate of the world. We need inner peace before we can focus on the present. Let go of those emotions that you bear inside.

Your emotions will only affect you, not anyone else (unless you act on it). Find your closure if you need it, but let it go.

You don’t need a journal to know that someone or something is toxic to you.

You need to say NO to anything that takes you down from your current state.