By Justine Lee
Do you cringe at the thought of having a friend showing at your doorstep unannounced? Do you feel embarrassed inviting your co-worker for a dinner at home? Do you prefer retreating in spas than staying at home during weekends to get some rest and relaxation?
If most of your answer is yes, don't you think it's time to admit that you have a cluttered home?
A cluttered home has overflowing storage areas and displaced items in every part of the house - from burgeoning basements to overstuffed closets, from mislaying mails to disparate objects on the wall. These overflows are often a result of impulsive buying, accidental collections and emotional attachment to objects.
In worst scenarios, clutter is an energy sapper that takes emotional toll and robs you and everyone that lives in your home of domestic joy. It can also affect your personal and professional relationships with people particularly when things spiral out of control.