We hear a lot about Cleansing and Detoxing the body. 
But have you ever considered a Cleanse for the home?
It’s the same idea, really.
You’re getting rid of the old to make way for the new.
A friend recently suggested that I read a book called “Soul Space” and I’m sharing with you here, because I was absolutely captivated by it, as it so closely resembles my own design philosophy in an uncanny kind of way.
You see, a few weeks ago, if anyone had asked, I would have said there are very few things in my home I don’t love.
The idea of celebrating the beauty around you and surrounding yourself with things you love is something I’ve written about many times.
After all, it’s a key step in writing you Bio.
(You know, the one that’s written without words).
Until I read this book, I never thought twice about the living room chair that I ‘inherited’ from a former retail space – along with the business – when a former business partner and I parted ways.
So here’s the thing.
I don’t love that chair.
Do I use it?
No.
It’s too big and deep for me, and I avoid sitting in it whenever possible.
When you look at it that way, it’s kind of silly to keep it, isn’t it?
Do you have anything similar to that in your own home?
