Clutter tends to accumulate over time. It’s not like you go out one day and gather up a hundred different things and pile them into your home. Well, I suppose some people may do that. Today I’m going to share some of the reasons you need to start letting go of clutter. This physical clutter in your space is holding you back. Clutter can be found in the closet, the junk drawer, the floor, the attic, and even the garage. Learn why you need to let that stuff go now.

Reasons You Should Let Go of Clutter

Clutter Sucks the Life out of You
Hanging onto clutter around the home can suck the life out of you. Clutter around the home leaves a lot of stagnant energy and can reduce your ability to be happy as well as healthy. Seeing clutter pile up and
knowing that you have many items that you’ll never use can destroy your happiness.

Clutter Doesn’t Define You
If you’re keeping that clutter around because you think that expensive lampshade or chair that you never use is defining you, then you’re wrong. Materialistic items are not a way to determine self-worth or value. Letting go of clutter will help you focus on other ways to feel confident as well as find your self-worth.

Clutter Removes Focus
When you consume your life and home with clutter, you stop focusing on things that matter. Clutter removes your ability to focus on what truly matters. Your family, friends, and your self-care may sit on the back burner as you accumulate tons of stuff to try to feel better. This stuff is slowly sucking your life away and keeping you from focusing on what matters.

Clutter Holds You Back
Clutter may be physical but it holds you back mentally. Having a house full of things can force you to stay stuck in the past, such as holding onto those items from some past situation or experience. Clutter around the home starts to force you to assign materialistic items to a purpose or other reason which keeps you holding onto it forever. When you realize just how much clutter you have around the home taking up precious space in both
your physical and mental world, you’ll soon start to realize why decluttering is a necessary part of life.


When you start letting go of clutter you start to feel happier, your home is cleaner, and you place more focus on what matters in life.