1.  To scatter objects about (a place) in an untidy manner.

2.  Fill a space in a disorderly way.

So, you ask yourself the daunting question, “Where do I begin?” 

You begin by taking one step at a time. If your clutter has built up over years then you have to realize that it may take,days, weeks or months to clean up what you have built up over time. You need to define the areas within your home that hold clutter. Don’t concentrate on tackling the whole house, take one room at a time, otherwise you will become overwhelmed with the task.

Just sitting in a cluttered room can create stress and anxiety. Our brains are designed to categorize and place into the background much of what we see. If you see mess within your home then you already know that this means stress in your life. Living in a cluttered home can create low-self esteem, which will slowly drain your energy to start eliminating the clutter.

Living among clutter can lead to other health issues caused by dust, dust mites, and germs that thrive in a multitude of areas, underneath beds, laundry piles and garbage. Those gripped by allergies or asthma are buying costly medications on a regular basis to combat these affects.

A cluttered home can cost you more than you think. If you are spending precious time looking for items that you cannot locate, you are more likely to run out and replace it.