Sina Husenaj

A Life Of Clutter-Free Sina Husenaj

Our lives tend to accumulate clutter in every corner: on our desks, in our drawers, on our shelves at home, in our closets, on our computer -- you name it, and clutter finds a way to fill every available space.

But having a simple, uncluttered life is possible, with some very simple methods. Clutter weighs us down, distracts us, brings chaos into our lives.

Let's look at some ways to kick it out ... for good.



This book describes clutter as being anything in the home, workplace, or any other surrounding that does not serve any purpose and/or that makes moving about and general living uncomfortable. This describes clutter in its physical as well as mental or figurative form. Essentially, clutter exists if you find that you cannot get around a particular area as freely as you or others around you would want when it is not possible for you to get to things easily whenever there is a need for them and if you have to purposefully make space on a certain surface for placing necessary things such as dinner on it.