When we let go of anything, we experience loss and regret because we remember the sunk costs of buying it, the possibility that we might need it, the desire to use it, or the associated memories. That outdated adaption results in much clutter in today's consumerist culture because goods are so accessible and affordable.

"The things you own begin to own you," as the saying goes. Having too many goods weighs you down mentally and physically. It wastes time and energy as you organize, pack, and search through all the items you never use. Additionally, the unsightliness of the debris outside the storage facilities is a problem.

It's time to address the issue once and for all if you're sick of staring at the clutter in your home and wasting time looking for things. When your home is overflowing with possessions, you could experience pressure and discomfort. We can all agree that clutter is a pain. This may appear to be an overwhelming and never-ending effort to people overburdened by various clutter. Who, in all honesty, has the time and energy to clean up their entire home at once? Fortunately, the answer is more straightforward than you would think. You need a solid decluttering strategy and the appropriate equipment right now. In this book, you may learn 101 quick, time- and energy-saving life hacks for clearing your home of clutter.

Remind yourself that clearing out your closet, home, or room can relieve mental strain, improve your mood, give you greater clarity, and focus on what matters most.