We Are What We Possess
Everything that we possess has energy and has direct impact on our day to day lives. Objects directly influences our thoughts, beliefs and relationship.
It can bring happiness or sometime subconsciously discomfort. It takes through analysis, discussion to identify deep emotion attached to our possession.
Negative energy around us does impact our health, career, relationship and financial wellbeing.
Childhood trauma, bitter relationship stays with us with our possessions and live long than we anticipate.
These trauma, negative thought occupies our mind and creates resistance to our ability to think freely and direct impacts our nature, behavior and eventually environment around us.
We in our service, try to understand all the blockage that stands impediments in your path to success. Success is to live with free thoughts that otherwise are occupied by negative past, unlocking your true potential and above all reclaim yourself.
How We Operate
Introspection
Introspection
Introspection
Identify Blockage, 7 sessions for holistic transformation
Remediation
Introspection
Introspection
Apply changes by change, addition, discard purely related to home organizing and detaching
Assessment
Introspection
Assessment
Verify the impact and iterate.
Research Proven
Relationships and Organization
The organization of shared spaces can impact relationships. Research in the journal Personal Relationships indicates that couples who share the responsibility of household tasks, including organizing and cleaning, tend to have stronger relationships.
Impact on Stress Levels
Clutter and disorganization have been linked to increased stress levels. Researchers at the Princeton University Neuroscience Institute found that physical clutter competes for your attention, leading to decreased performance and increased stress.
Psychological Benefits of Organization
Research has shown that maintaining an organized living space can have positive effects on mental well-being. A study published in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin found that people with cleaner homes were healthier and more active than those with messy living spaces.
Productivity and Focus
An organized environment can enhance productivity and focus. A study in the Journal of Neuroscience found that multiple stimuli in the visual field can interfere with a person's ability to focus. Decluttering and organizing can reduce the visual distractions in one's environment.
Physical Health Benefits
Maintaining an organized home can contribute to physical health. For instance, a well-organized kitchen might encourage healthier eating habits. Research in the journal Environment and Behavior suggests that an organized kitchen can lead to better food choices.
Decluttering and Decision-Making
Some studies suggest that a cluttered environment can contribute to decision fatigue. Research from the Journal of Consumer Research found that people in neat, organized spaces are more likely to make healthy choices.