Survey #206 Response from Crina
| Pronouns | She/her |
|---|---|
| What is the “canary in the coal mine” that alerts you that your decluttering and organizing habits are starting to slip? In other words, where does clutter first reappear in your life or your home? | High traffic areas (kitchen counter, coffee table, bathroom counter) for tiding up and not being able to move around or even walk in the junk room for actual decluttering |
| What external factors (conditions, circumstances, situations, etc.) or internal conditions (moods, emotional states, health concerns, etc.) tend to disrupt your productive habits and routines or your motivation to declutter and organize? | I fall of the wagon when I’m tired from work or I don’t have enough time left after work, and when I get too frustated because I am the only one in the house doing all the work |
| What was the last item that you decided to keep “just in case”? | A make up item |
| Here’s your chance to ask Gayle and Ed any question you’re curious about. It need not be related to this survey’s topic(s). | In the 4-5 I’ve been listening to you you’ve answered 99% of my questions, so I just want to say thank you instead, you really make a difference in peoples lives |
| Future topics | The ideal me ( « I am an organized person ») and my ideal home (« My home is perfectly organized and spotless ») - I have minimalistic tendencies and my husband is the opposite. Am I in the wrong? (am I exaggerating? am I an unrealistic perfectionist?) Or is he in the wrong? (is he too much of a slob? is he avoiding grown up responsabilities?) How much decluttering is too much decluttering? |
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