There are varied reasons people hang on to things they don’t need, based on their circumstances or deeper-lying struggles. Here are just a few factors that may contribute to at-home clutter. For the complete list check out our full-length ebook.
Having Kids
Having children is a joyful circumstance, but it comes with plenty of clutter whether you're in the baby, kid, or teen phase.
Medical Issues
Health challenges can make it difficult to clean and organize due to decreased mobility, fatigue, weakness, and other struggles.
Mental Health Challenges
Depression, anxiety, ADHD, OCD, and other mental health challenges can all make it difficult to clean, organize, and manage clutter.
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