Survey #247—Full Response from Anonymous user
| Pronouns | She/her |
|---|---|
| Please select the statement that BEST describes your paper backlog. | I have a small, manageable volume of paperwork that needs to be sorted and filed. |
| Please select the statement that BEST describes your ongoing relationship with incoming paper. | I sort and manage incoming mail and other papers at least weekly. |
| Describe the types or categories of paper clutter that you find the most challenging to sort, purge, and organize. | Mail requests for contributions of memberships yo good causes that I wish I could or think aI should spend money on, but cannot or do not (for some reason) make a decision right away about. And other mailed in offers that segment tempting big I can’t quite figure out if they are scams or if I should. They present conundrum that I can’t let go of in the moment. It makes me feel stressed now just thinking about it! In fact, these pitches make me angry now! I just might throw them out in a rage! 😂😅😂 |
| Please complete one or more of the following statements: “I struggle with paper clutter because ___.” “I would have an easier time managing paper if only ___.” “The accumulation of paper in my home makes me feel ___.” | … I can’t make a decision. … mail did not come in … depressed and inadequate |
| 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). If we think that your question—and our answer—might be useful or instructive to The Clutter Fairy Weekly audience, we’ll share them in an upcoming episode. | I feel my clutter problems have to do with not being able to commit to decision, aka doubting my decision process and being afraid I’ll make a mistake. Do you guys have any tools or exercises that can help me practice 1- making mistakes with confidence (I know that sounds odd but I feel it’s a good super power), 2 - making decisions with confidence. |
| Future topics | How perfectionism contributes to clutter. |
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