I am borrowing these quotes from Don Aslett, written in his book Clutter Free: Finally and Forever!
"People who collect clutter also have trouble making decisions. When you can't decide what to do with something, you put it to the side and put off the decision process--and the clutter accumulates."
"This is one of the reasons dejunking is emotionally tiring--we have to make ALL of those decisions NOW, one right after the other. It'll be a lot easier on you if you start today to train yourself to do it on a one-by-one basis--the minute a questionable item first crosses your threshold or comes into your hand."
Does this describe any of us? What can we do to improve?
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