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Paper clutter
Paperwork is one of the toughest forms of clutter to vanquish.
Often, it’s much more anxiety-provoking and draining than going through a clothes closet or a desk drawer.
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Getting too organized
We want to get organized, but not too organized.
Don't make files so specific that you can't find anything later, or so that you spend all your time labeling files.
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Worrying about regret
Some people think they'll regret getting rid of papers and wished they'd kept some of it.
You can create a holding box: put papers in that box for six months—or even a year, if you're really worried—and see if you ever need to retrieve anything from that box. If you don't, get rid of...
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To decide what to keep
Ask yourself:
- Do you actually need this piece of paper or receipt?
- Will it quickly become dated?
- Will I find a replacement on the internet? For example, instruction manuals.
- What’s the consequence of not having it if you do need it?
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Health And Mental Clutter
Your mind and body are one. It’s much easier for a physically unhealthy person to experience a poor mental state.
Things like lack of sleep, improper eating habits and lack of exercise, among others, can throw your internal balance in disarray and with it, bring mental clutter.
3 Types of Distractions
- Physical: they range from the clutter on your desk or having too many clothes, making it harder to choose an outfit in the morning.
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