When gravity doesn’t win and I don’t fall over. You know what also makes my day? Having a clean space. There is something therapeutic about cleaning, organizing and decluttering. It clears both your physical and mental space.
Have you ever noticed how our outer space mirrors our inner space? A messy desk reflects a cluttered mind, while a clean and organized space signals a clear, focused mind. But sometimes, our inner space seems too overwhelming to even begin tackling the outer space mess.
That’s when it’s important to take a step back and reflect. What’s causing the inner turmoil and chaos? Is it something that can be addressed and resolved? Or is it something that needs to be accepted and let go of?
As we navigate through this space called life, it’s important to remember that we are all just small pieces in a much larger puzzle. And while we may not have all the answers or know our exact place in the grand scheme of things, we can still strive to make our space a little brighter and more peaceful.
So, take a deep breath, put on some music, and start cleaning out that closet that’s been haunting you for months. You might just be surprised at how much lighter you feel afterwards. Plus, you’ll finally have space for that new outfit you’ve been eyeing. It’s a win-win!
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