By Martha Tobin
In this chaotic, technology-driven world there is much to be said about cultivating a hobby that allows you to get off the ‘hamster wheel of life’. In addition to relaxation, hobbies offer creativity, sensory engagement, self-expression and cognitive stimulation.
But hobbies can also create a lot of physical clutter with collected supplies, crafting tools and ‘what if I need this someday’ materials. As well, too many unfinished projects can also create mental clutter.
Check out my video to find out the 5 Benefits of doing a decluttering ‘hobby reset’.
Decluttering old hobbies and supplies is about making room for what really brings you joy now and allows you to embrace new creative passions with intention, time and space.
“The primary benefit of practicing any art is that it enable one’s soul to grow.”(Kurt Vonnegut Jr.)