Minimalist Living: Finding The Key To Happiness Under All Your Stuff

But instead you have been wearing what feels like a backpack loaded with bricks and all your doing is adding more and more bricks. We all know how it goes. Your house is full of things you either bought yourself, you got gifted or you inherited because you thought one day you might need it. And yet, the toaster and old cd player you bought at you neighbors yard sale last week, has made your home its home. Truth is, the older we get, the more clutter we accumulate... According to , having too many of your things in too small of a place will lead you to feel that your home environment is your enemy, not your friend. It adds stress and anxiety in the place that's supposed to be your peace. Clutter can be a physical manifestation of mental health issues. Those who can't toss out items because they worry they will need them may lead very bad anxiety. We are living in a world of mass consumption where most people are already afraid of their own clutter. Fortunately, I have done detailed extensive, tested research on new developed techniques to living a more minimal lifestyle that won't overwhelm you. These techniques makes In " ", you'll discover: Don't make the same old mistakes by procrastinating what you don't like. Recognize your power and choose to make your life that less stressful!