DealDash: Does Cleaning Define You?
Does the way you clean your home define you? How Does Cleaning Make You Happy? DealDash investigates…
Even if it might just seem like a daily ritual, the way you clean depends on your mood and your health. If a long period passes between cleaning sessions and your home becomes semi-chaos, it will start to affect your comfort and your well-being. In this case, you can’t help but take your vacuum cleaner, mop, etc. and restore the clean and orderly environment.
With all of that said, some of us have a higher rate of tolerance for clutter and mess. This means that we can function whole weeks without moving a spot of dirt, while others are obsessed that everything has to be perfect. Personally, I am somewhere in the middle, as I guess that most of us are.
What About Personality?
The way your home looks can reveal a lot about your personality, and also about your tastes and interests. Sometimes your home also reflects the moods that you pass through. If our mood is continually bad and it has taken over, it will reflect the environment that we live in. You won’t arrange your shoes nicely anymore, you won’t re-arrange and refresh anything in your house, and dust will start to accumulate. A home with its curtains drawn, unventilated air, and dirty surfaces can feed your negative mental state.
This turns into a vicious cycle where your depressed mood overtakes you and it makes you feel inactive. Unfortunately, the atmosphere of neglect that you created in your home helps maintain this negative state. This is why if you want to change something, you need a bit of self-discipline and a “just do it” attitude.
Are You a Creative Person?
If we talk about a person’s interests, it’s relatively simple to identify them after you visit his home. For example, let’s look at an artist. They place themselves at two opposite ends of the spectrum. Artists have the tendency to live in chaos, but they say that it is a well-organized chaos that helps them find everything they need. This is why they keep their environment like that; it helps them create. We can’t say that it’s affecting them negatively because this simply how they like to function.
If we take a high-powered executive, they look more organized and appear with a more rigid image. They tend to organize everything, from the distance between the crystal glasses to the hygiene products in the bathroom. They also have a tendency to fill their homes with minimalist furniture, with straight lines and neutral colors. In some cases, it creates a cold environment in their homes. Of course, there are plenty of artists who prefer order and some execs who prefer chaos! As I like to tell my kids “Everyone’s different!”
Thanks for Reading
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This blog was written by Dawn E, a mother of 3 who loves DealDash. Read even more at DealDashBlog.com, DealDashTips.com, or on her own blog, DawnBlogtopus.
