Clean out your junk drawers, clean up your finances | Best New Ideas In Money

This week, we’re revisiting an episode on Swedish death cleaning, an organizing method that can help far beyond just downsizing your possessions.
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[@Erin-rg3dw]

Nothing makes you re-evaluate your relationship with stuff like cleaning out a loved one's home

[@akirebara]

11:00 - "Just shut up and take it" WOW. What an advice.

[@sineadhendy3604]

This is a great video with lots of suggestions for reasons to declutter our home.

[@cherylkalsch5107]

Excellent video

[@vivian9803]

“Just shut up and take it?” No, because that’s just making someone else’s clutter, your clutter. I do, however, tell my children when they try to give me some of the stuff they don’t want, “I don’t want it but I’ll take it and donate it for you.” This method is a win-win for both of us and keeps boundaries clear. And yes, I am the minimalist in the family and not my children. 😉

[@bobbielliotthorn9573]

This isn’t what the title would lead you to believe

[@bobbielliotthorn9573]

This was extremely boring,I mean it is more about why people clutter than what the Swedish death cleaning is.