Organize Bedroom
Want to check off 'organize bedroom' on your list of to-dos?
Bedrooms were
designed
for sleeping, sex, and dressing (not necessarily in that
particular order).
Bedrooms were not designed to store junk, to act as a library, to be a
mini-gym, or to be your office.
Yet
most bedrooms today have become multi-function rooms filled
with TVs, exercise bikes masquerading as clothes hangers,
laptops,
piles of books, and all sorts of other odds and ends.
No wonder almost half of the population has insomnia at one time or
another!
When you go to bed surrounded by all that stuff that
stimulates your brain
(and often your stress levels), it's pretty
tough to easily go to sleep and
feel fully rested when you wake up.
In addition, most bedrooms tend to feel crowded, overwhelming, and
messy.
Not the most peaceful way to start and end your day, is it?
So start by
clearing out
everything that isn't related to getting dressed,
sleeping, or having a romantic interlude with your sweetie.
Once you've done that, you have a LOT less to organize, don't you?
Most
of the time when someone says they are disorganized, the issue
is actually related to having too much stuff that is no longer
adding value to their life, rather than a problem of
organization.