According to Merriam-Webster clutter can be defined as:
“a crowded or confused mass or collection”.
Definition of clutter
So now we understand that clutter can be anything that takes up too much space, doesn’t have intention behind it, or something that we have “too much of”.
With all that said, what is a different way to look at clutter? We’ll share a powerful quote with you today to help you do exactly that.
Since we at A Step Above Style value your time (and because you already know why you’re here) we’ll jump right in.
Let’s begin.
The Quote
“Look around. All that clutter used to be money, and all that money used to be time”.
Anonymous
Conclusion
We hope you found today’s post interesting and insightful.
Purchasing things isn’t inherently wrong, but we should always shop with intention.
We pay for things with the money that we earn with hours of our lives. How might your shopping be different if you keep today’s quote in mind?
Let us know in the comments below.
Until next time, y’all have a good one.
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