I Skipped Spring Cleaning for a “Mental Declutter”—Here’s What Worked (and What Didn’t)

Real Simple·May 8

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A person opted for a "mental declutter" instead of traditional spring cleaning, with mixed results. The experience involved reevaluating priorities and habits, such as calendar management and morning routines, to improve mental well-being. The process may have included strategies like gratitude practices and limiting decision fatigue, although the specifics and outcomes are unclear.

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I Skipped Spring Cleaning for a “Mental Declutter”—Here’s What Worked (and What Didn’t)

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