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1. Clutter drains your energy. It makes you feel overwhelmed and distracts you from what’s important in life.

2. Clutter creates guilt and shame. It can lower your self-esteem and compromise your relationships.

3. Clutter breeds chaos. If you’re busy (and who isn’t?), clutter makes it harder to get things done.

4. Clutter is wasteful. If you’re not sure exactly what you have and where it is, you’re probably not using it—or wearing it or playing with it or enjoying it.

5. Being organized saves you time. What will you do with that extra time?

6. Being organized saves you money (no more late fees, purchasing duplicate items, etc.)

7. Being organized lowers your stress level every day. It makes it easier to get out the door—and more relaxing when you’re there.

8. Being organized increases your sense of control over your life and your environment. You feel like you’re on top of things.

9. Being organized makes you more effective. No more missed deadlines, appointments, birthdays, etc.

10. Being organized lets you be ready for new opportunities. You can be more spontaneous and flexible. You can have more fun!