Types Of Clutter
Clutter is not just the physical things but can be digital, mental, emotional and spiritual.
- Physical clutter is the stuff we accumulate.
- Digital clutter is our overflowing inbox and the thousands of files saved on our phone/PC.
- Mental clutter is our to-do list and our anxieties.
- Emotional clutter can be the biases, negative thought patterns and obsolete beliefs we carry around like extra luggage.
- Spiritual clutter can be not being at peace or the lack of forgiveness.
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