By Martha Tobin
I read an article called ‘Choose Your Hard’ (by A. Alabi) that resonated with me. In it the author compared many life situations like the ones below:
—Being dependent on someone is hard but being depended upon is hard
—Being employed is hard but being unemployed is hard.
—Being married is hard but being single is hard.
In the end the article summed up by saying that every situation comes with its challenges so pick the path you can be most content with.
I think back on this article when people reach out to Declutter4Good for organizing and decluttering help. Clearly these clients have come to the conclusion that living with their clutter is harder than the thought of finally tackling it.
If you are ready to finally tackle your clutter and gain some space as well as peace of mind, I can assure you that my team and I will make it much less exhausting and challenging than you think it will be. And we’ll do it in a fraction of the time it would take you to do.
“The only person you are destined to become is the person you decide to be.” (Ralph Waldo Emmerson)