Organizing Is Easier After Minimizing

[@EmeryEricaChen]

So true! I was browsing in Target the other day (not buying, but was killing time waiting for kids to get off school), I came across two aisles of storage solutions (plastic containers, dividers for drawers and shelves, etc.) I was thinking to myself "why don't people just get rid of their stuff instead of buying more contaiers to store them?" That's when I realized months of listening to Joshua Becker has changed my thinking, and for the better! Even my kids would say to me "You don't need it! You don't need it!" when they are with me at the store. Thank you for your work on spreading the truth, Mr. Becker!

[@evasochocki5209]

Right

[@helenmak5663]

I love it when kids say, “you don’t need it”.

[@valerierogers9609]

Ironic isn't it that retailers refer to it as "storage solutions" 🙄

[@Happy_Heart74]

Sometimes we do need storage solutions.

[@Jean-ni6of]

I need a storage container for my storage containers. I think I need help.

[@williamclark1244]

Last month I was looking at some floating shelves to place some plants that I have on. Then I thought to myself, "What are you thinking? You just spent the past four years changing your habits to live minimally. If you buy shelves you will feel compelled to fill them with stuff which is the exact opposite of what you have done here at home. Just leave the plants grouped in the corner on the floor. They already look great in the way you arranged them. God designed them and He did an excellent job so you don't have to try and enhance them". Just last week I stopped at the Container Store and picked up a can opener which I desperately needed and almost started looking at laundry organizing solutions. I had to get myself out of that store fast before I got swept up in the illusion that I need containers when I clearly have all that I need.

[@pinkroses135]

Getting rid of containers is one of the most fun things about minimalism! 😂 Such an easy solution.

[@debranelson2024]

I quit buying, and seriously de-owned many possessions. I am now a much happier, more organized person who doesn't have to search for things. They are right there. Thank you, Joshua, for opening my eyes to being happier with less.

[@marilynndesilva7620]

Thinking back to when my husband was going to school and we were starting our family. We had precious little money or possessions, but we were happy and wanted for nothing. As more children arrived and our income increased, more stuff made its way into our home. We have never been hoarders, but at some point I looked around and realized that we were spending our time and resources (1) acquiring stuff, (2) cleaning and maintaining stuff, (3) storing stuff, (4) moving stuff out of the way to get to other stuff, and (5) contributing to the land fill when the stuff broke or wore out. That awareness made it easy to limit shopping to buying the necessities or things that were truly special, and to gladly donate what we no longer needed or wanted. After the offspring were on their own, it became even easier to control what came into the house. Forming a habit of limiting one's possessions makes it effortless to just say NO to STUFF!

[@parkerposey788]

Freeing up mental space is my 2023 motto to get my mojo back. Great message as always Josh

[@evasochocki5209]

Another thing is I was thinking about my grandmother and mother's house is how they didn't have clutter at all and they were very happy . They didn't have things stored in containers and boxes everywhere and their closets only had clothes and shoes and a few accessories

[@evonward6803]

This is so true- As a youngster visiting at my grandparents’ home, we often played in a closet that only “homed” coats, a few shoes, hats, scarves . Hours of fun✌️

[@valerierogers9609]

Homes were much smaller in 60-70s, families typically larger. Remember 1-car garages? Now people's "normalcy " is 5 bed, 3 bath, 2+ car garage, summer home, camper, boat, more work, anxiety/depression, and prescription drugs.

[@liddlekiddle1962]

@@valerierogers9609 All true! And along with that 2+ car garage may be paying for offsite storage where they have to travel to even see their stuff! We have a 1-car garage and are able to easily park our one car in it.

[@MargaretUIUC]

I recently bought a smart phone because I thought a few of its features would be useful. After a few days of using it, I realized that it, like many other electronics that are deemed indispensable, was really just a wide-bore sewer pipe of advertising. I will be going back to a flip phone. I wish I could get rid of the internet, too, but unfortunately a number of things such as banking and bill paying practically require internet access. I experimented with giving up television many years ago, and whenever I pulled it out of the closet to watch something, I was always astonished at the amount of advertising and the over-the-top ways advertisers try to sell you things you don't need. I gave up TV for good 15 years ago and I don't miss it at all. It's so much easier to resist accumulating things when you aren't being overwhelmed by people trying to convince you that you must have what they are trying to sell.

[@sherbear2016]

Wow, that’s amazing! Well done! How do you hear about what is going on in the country and the world as well as community events and such? From other people? I’ve often thought how life was much simpler before the internet and this era of 24/7 news and information. But there are great things about it too. Technology is definitely a “two edged sword“! I hate that my kids have never known anything else though.

[@dannyh9010]

@@LA-wv7gf We, too had phone storage issues. We called our provider (Verizon) and the tech was able to help us clear up tons of storage space.

[@susannegiesen2114]

I too gave up TV 15 years ago. It was the best decision. 😊

[@MargaretUIUC]

@@sherbear2016 I read the local paper for community events and major news. It's easier to filter out advertising when you read it as opposed to hearing it.

[@sherbear2016]

@@MargaretUIUC That’s great! I applaud your discipline to do this.

[@michelemoline5984]

I am a Professional Organizer and I cannot agree with you more! The first step with any of my clients is to purge. The less that there is, the easier it is to organize or find homes for what you have deemed important enough to keep. I’m also the admin for my local Buy Nothing Group. Our items can definitely be a huge gift and blessing to our neighbors

[@valeriehowden471]

I have stuff crammed into boxes, plastic bins and baskets. When I minimize the stuff within, the containers also go out the door. It is the best! I tried to organize our house before I started listening to you. It didn't work with 3 different organizational styles. Minimalism works for everyone!

[@sallyb4699]

I read your book Simplify 3 years ago Joshua. It has taken me multiple sweeps of my home over this past 3 years but today I live a much calmer life because of that little book and your wise words. I cannot thank you enough. I love your other books too but "Simplify" was my lightbulb moment. Thank you .

[@brg2743]

After cleaning our kitchen cabinets we purged old cookie sheets, old electric skillet that had rusted, a few old pans and it made a huge difference.

[@kaceykelly7222]

If our kids & grandkids are to have an Earth that isn't a big, toxic garbage dump, we need to get serious about NOT just getting rid of stuff but recycling, reusing, reselling, repurposing, redesigning, repairing and donating. A big part of being a Minimalist should be joining with others in their community to deal with the excess in a responsible & compassionate way.

[@sweetlampe]

Yes and to Stop Buying stuff.

[@marilynndesilva7620]

I make a habit of repurposing whenever possible. It's a fun challenge, saves money and reduces waste.

[@clairep7199]

And always striving , when you do need things, to obtain them second hand.

[@kaceykelly7222]

@@clairep7199 YES! If more people would do that, it would make huge difference!

[@cathyellis248]

You have taught me so much, so thank you. I'm now selling my large home and moving to a small apartment. I'm minimising like crazy. I'm so looking forward to less cleaning, tidying and organising. I'm spending my days doing what I love, being with my grandchildren! Thank you and God Bless!

[@danimordecai7611]

Omg I'm doing the kids decluttering today. Yup I'm not getting more storage...I'm giving it away to our local charity. My kids are tweens and I'm trying to teach them to be content with 'just enough'. Today I've counted 10 school glue sticks, 12 X t.shirts they don't fit into. It built up soooo fast. Funnily the kids loved finding and re. reading their childhood books.... Joyful moment during the declutter process🥰

[@paigemurray4946]

Those are very thought provoking questions. I, too, question why I collected so much over the decades. But, maybe there can be some consolation in Maya Angelou's famous quote "when you know better, you do better." I didn't know there was a better way back then.

[@carlidoepke5131]

Amen…. So many things you learn as you force yourself to reflect on why you have certain things. Even if it was something from 15 years ago, you remember why you actually bought it. Never thought I was the rich young ruler, until I really started decluttering. It has been a deeply spiritual process.

[@Sheryl777]

I agree with the thoughts on the video, but it made me remember a friend of mine who grew up really poor, and never really "had things". So when she was a little older and on towards the end of her life, she wanted as much as she could get. I think that kind of thing happens to a lot of people unfortunately. She also at times didn't have enough food growing up, so food insecurity was a big thing for her (which I think is understandable).

[@PARoth2011]

You are 100% right. When I grew up we were poor and my hand me down winter coats came from the tall, lanky boy two houses away. I have “a thing” about coats! Im now in Florida and still have coats I can’t part with, sigh, “just in case I have to go north”. I just put one in the giveaway box last week and it was SO hard to do..😂😂😂 I’ll get there eventually

[@Sheryl777]

@@PARoth2011 ❤

[@SpicyMelange]

This is your best video ever, Joshua. Thank you. And I also remember the deeply impactful message of Courtney’s entry that your mentioned. I AM SO GRATEFUL for you. Someone out there said, “the retail stores are my storage unit”. They can hang onto everything until I need it.

[@laurabrewer4219]

I'm working on decluttering some areas in our home and it is embarrassing how many empty containers I have piled up. I thought they were helpful but they are literally part of the clutter!

[@GratefulDeb270]

I emptied a closet & almost filled my trunk with excess art supplies. It all went to the Boys & Girls club. Everyone wins. ❤ ty for this video!

[@michelleg1905]

Very true! Now when there’s a space in my home that I can’t keep organized, I think is time to declutter that space instead of buying more containers to contain the stuff. It works ALL the time. Also, declutter first and then organize 😉

[@gwenellison5386]

When it finally clicked for me was hearing someone say "If you have too much stuff, no matter how you organize it it will look messy." It helped me to realize how I was still holding on to too much stuff even after decluttering. I now also get rid of the various containers and bins after I have decluttered what is inside to avoid filling them up again.

[@dtaylor77]

The third point is really true. When I got rid of some stuff, I thought about why I bought it and it was looking for something to change my life or make me happy.

[@kat_thefruitbat]

I’m so happy to see you’ve turned on video advertisements again! When channels opt out of that form of monetization, it puts guilt and pressure on the viewer to contribute directly (at least it does for me), but I end up having to put those negative feelings aside because there is an endless number of people/organizations out there seeking individual contributions to their causes, and I simply cannot afford to help them all (I choose a different one per month and donate with what I can). When it comes to YT channels, I love that I can “donate” with some of my time, by watching the videos and corresponding advertisements that provide monetization. So I really appreciate seeing the advertisements, because it lets me know that you and your family and your nonprofit organization are being supported by /compensated for the time and effort that goes into these videos. ❤

[@Aquila26420]

Really like your approach. I come from a nature conservation background and I believe that the „problems“ you discuss are so intertwined with the way our Planet looks like. All the best to all of you on your journey.

[@Jeannes1234]

This video is SO true it’s almost ridiculous. I needed to hear this reminder.

[@zanedzikonski4234]

I was organizing /minimizing and I got to a point where I had 3 large totes that I couldn’t find stuff to put in. Since November I’ve taken 3 van loads to charities. I have about another 1/2 van waiting. It feels nice. It has allowed me to actually organize the right way. For example I was able to move office supplies next to my small desk and was able to combine all tools and hardware in the small storage closet. Previously I had to store some tools in my cloths closet.

[@evasochocki5209]

That is exactly what I have been thinking this past week. Not the exact words but, the thing about if organizing is the answer, why is it not done yet? And I have actually had the thought about why am I buying stuff to store things? These are two excellent questions to ask yourself in order to move forward. And thinking about the fact that it could help someone else is very motivating. Thank you

[@maypalmer]

Josh, your advice via Minimalism coupled with your gentle, yet firm tone was all I needed in order to downsize incredibly well this year. Over the past year, I have reduced down my possessions ( including legal documents) to only those things I truly need (including the foods I eat). As a result, I am able to spend more time doing what I love, which is living more intentionally. Oh, and by the way...I've lost nearly 25lbs as a result!! Let's all keep working towards our goals in the best way we can!! ❤❤❤

[@JoshuaBecker]

That's amazing! Congratulations on your progress.

[@susannegiesen2114]

Hey Joshua, I moved recently and decluttered a lot before and donated most of it (I've been decluttering for years). But I still have too much stuff and now I thought of buying more furniture (second hand) because in my new space I have no cabinets. And I have to organize so much.....But a few days ago I realised, that this can not be the right way. It has to be the other way round, I have to purge more. Just like you said in your video😊 But it is not easy, 'cause most of my stuff is filled with so much memories. And I love nearly all of my books....it' s not easy, although I dream of a lighter space.....sigh......

[@giennefarcais6834]

Take photos of the stuff - that way you'll still have them to look at from time to time, but they'll be out of your house - and perhaps making someone else happy - or if you sell them, give the money to charity and meaningfully help others, thereby honoring the memory-makers.

[@susannegiesen2114]

@@giennefarcais6834 yes, this might work, I know about it, but I haven't done it yet. Thank you for writing. Maybe some day I can convice myself. But There is also so much paper - stuff. Diaries since I was 12 years old, lots and lots of letters and postcards of friends and family, also since that age......Some of them are not alive anymore..... Not easy....But again, thank you.

[@giennefarcais6834]

@@susannegiesen2114 Well, good luck. Your life is worth more than stuff and endless dealing with it, isn't it? And our time here is not as long as we would hope.

[@thebarky1988]

This is a timely video. My daughter and I are in the middle of decluttering our basement. I was able to discard “stuff” that I have not used in years. It helps to do this in a buddy system….. also, I ask my kids if they want some childhood items. If they say no I discard. I have kept meaningful stuff to me but let the rest go.😊

[@JaCeLyN1431]

Joshua, everything you said is absolutely correct. My mom and I are swimming in useless stuff. We tried to go minimalist but did not work for us because we feel exhausted day two of our attempts. Need help. We feel terrible every day about this situation. Minimizing is better than organizing.

[@tabithamurphy5803]

Aww. Maybe check out minimal mom? She gives great tips for getting rid of small amounts at a time. Trying 5 min spurts, etc.

[@brendagomez5726]

Hi, you can also watch Clutterbug, she has a 30 day challenge, it is really useful. You need to go one at a time, good luck!

[@giennefarcais6834]

Sounds like you tried to do too much at once. Break it down into small segments - 15 minutes of time, or make a goal of getting rid of 5 things a day, or just do one room where the results will be very visible and therefore inspiring for you to continue.

[@tracyd2598]

Dana White's method of decluttering helps you get rid of unused things, without making a big, overwhelming mess. Good luck. 🫂

[@LDCatherine5]

It took me two years. I started slow, with one closet at a time and then took a break. Once you get a load and donate it, it gets more motivating. It can be very overwhelming but take it a few drawers at a time and stop for a while until you are in the right mental place.

[@fredalkent]

Clutter is middle class abundance.

[@mauraronda1265]

De-cluttering and donating is best way to clear out and make progress. Donate!

[@marystackpole118]

Again, I Thank You!!! Donated today and so happy about it!!♥️♥️♥️

[@designwithdevika]

Minimising is liberating 🌸🌸

[@theroadtosimple]

100% agree! Both you and Courtney have been a part of my simplifying journey. 💚 Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences! I always look forward to your videos and emails. 😊

[@charlottemelfe8519]

Watching your videos always reminds me that you’re never too old to learn new things. You are so inspiring Joshua. this has been a work in progress for me for about 2 1/2 years and it’s been a wonderful journey. I’m not quite there yet but I’m getting closer and I’m feeling much much better and enjoying the freedom. It allows. Thank you so much I’ll continue to watch your videos and continue to be inspired.

[@shess1640]

I never thought of it before as Kicking A Can Down The Road and now I see that that is what organizing can be. I think you’ve shared a very true and important thought. Thank you.

[@Beingnessing]

😊My most favorite quote of your is something like instead of and better than decluttering is not bringing the stuff into iur lives in the first place👍🏽

[@marinamorales39]

I agree. I must declutter first.

[@rg-mi5hh]

Took another load to the Goodwill and Salvation Army yesterday. It feels much lighter in here. Can get into cabinets easier. Will not miss managing all that stuff either. Should have done decluttering all along, but learning never stops! It is amazing how just little items can accumulate.

[@carriemainquist757]

Love. This. Bookmarking it so I can watch again and share.

[@cassandraknight8804]

Thanks… I’m struggling with the process now.

[@sanjalisnjic7271]

Thank you so much! We coloured walls in our house, so we had to remove most of the things from our house and now we need to put them back! So much work 😮... I am a minimalist, but my husband is a hoarder, however I do have a lot of clothes!! I am planing to get rid of at least 1/3, so thank you for the motivation! 😊

[@dallasnoble8329]

Very good thank you. I have a lot of stuff but compared to most people i don’t have much , however I’d like to have less

[@sadiedom]

I just took my third car load full to the thrift 😮 it is shocking and a little embarrassing. It does make me feel better to know that others will use these items. Great video 👍

[@mariecowley9331]

What a brilliant video ❤️❤️❤️

[@SewHealthy8]

Minimising is a permanent act.....I love this aspect of minimalism

[@carolannstevens5814]

Thank you for this way of life! We gave about 97% of stuff away. Such freedom!

[@WildKraftyAotearoa]

Wonderful video, empowering, motivating, inspiring, freeing and all that good stuff! Mauri Ora, blessings! 🌺🌺🌺

[@mjcossel6136]

Those Courtney Carver quotes are from her book Soulful Simplicity. I just listened to the audio of it this week and recognized the quotes from there. Just thought you’d like to know for future reference. 👍😊

[@pinkroses135]

One of the best solutions I've found for what I actually will use, is buying the appropriate piece of furniture for the function that I am needing and letting its design be the cap or the container. I mean what did people do before this abundance of plastic?

[@mariab2696]

I have just realised Joshua that I have been following you all this time- BUT I did not subscribe until today. I have no idea of how this happen, but I was shocked 😯😊. I am still in the process of decluttering. Although not as successful as how you have initially approached decluttering-we have got rid of a lot of stuff. Countless trip to donation place, and I laughed when you've mentioned the four van trips😀. I agree with the organisational tools, and this is why I am not spending money on it. I just use cardboard boxed in the meantime. There is still more to declutter and only than I will purchase if I have to. What stood out today to me is - the UNINTENTIONAL LIVING. This makes me think to travel throughout my everyday life and makes me ask the question: Am I living an intentional life in all areas of my life? Thank you again for another thought provoking session. 🙏🙂

[@Aurrsa]

I am so glad to hear you speak what's in my heart for everyone reading this. Peel off the layers of hoarded stuff and free yourself! I keep my empty bins just to fill up the shelves so I don't get tempted to buy more stuff to keep on them.

[@walaahaytham218]

You are absolutely right 💯 👍 I tried it on my own stuff ✨️

[@shirleyburnham2782]

I still have loads to do but getting better xx

[@mariamacdonald1007]

This is a great reminder!

[@kathyf3927]

Well done - I think this is the best video yet Joshua! Very well organized and impactful. Your message is on point and summarizes all we need to know. Thank you for your work - it has helped a lot

[@nancyyoung9972]

Thanks Josh for another good podcast

[@brandywest6085]

Excellent and insightful. Thank you.

[@TraceyStebbins]

This is the absolute best video I’ve seen! ✌🏻 amazing advice!

[@JoshuaBecker]

Thanks Tracey.

[@cynthiapittard4086]

Wonderful thoughts. Hope others will listen

[@margaret1336]

Everything we buy comes in some sort of container, surely we can repurpose some of this potential junk to corral the stuff we are keeping!❤

[@janethunt4037]

I do that. I use plastic meat containers as drawer organizers, etc. I don't keep every single one, but I do have a stack in a cabinet ready when I need them.

[@sweetlampe]

Very good and very true. Thank you.👏🏻😀

[@waterfallpeace8057]

Great video. We open our mail after we enter our home. We immediately shred or place mail in the recycle bin. The paperwork we need to keep, we file inside a cabinet. My question is how do we avoid getting junk mail? It's such a waste. Thank you for your informative videos.

[@teresamoore3671]

Not sure if it’s available where you are but we in the UK can tell our post office we don’t want to receive it.

[@purronnaspaw]

Excellent video sp helpful to help let ho of things. Thank you❤

[@juliekonigskind6434]

Great message! Thank you so much :)

[@yohanhail1583]

youre right! tote bags are available near the cashier 😄

[@sct4040]

Don’t buy! Once I stop shopping except for food and necessities, life was simpler and easier. 👍

[@arlene8587]

Very important advise

[@elizabethszwed7851]

Thank You

[@ClaudeRacine]

ROFL! If you have to buy stuff to organize your stuff maybe you have too much stuff! LOL That one just made my day! :-)

[@kimberlyjohnson6052]

Thank you! ❤

[@darlenewoods5726]

Excellent, as always! A friend said that she took your course, and it helped her immensely! Am I correct that the woman you referred to is Courtney Carver of "Be More With Less: Simplify Your Life"? I couldn't find it in the after notes, and I wasn't sure I heard correctly. Thank you for all of your help, inspiration, and encouragement!

[@JoshuaBecker]

Thanks Darlene. So glad to hear that Uncluttered was helpful to your friend. And yes, Courtney Carver is correct!

[@thebusybees2006]

Thank you for the video! Happy New Year 🎉

[@jyes23.]

Correct Correct Correct

[@LeMErin21]

I think I can hear George Carlin bemoaning ‘stuff’ from beyond the grave 🙂

[@katy5900]

Hi Joshua, what is your minimalist perspective of framed family photos around the house. I have a 1 year old and 4 year old and wondered what your minimalist approach would say about putting lots of baby pics up. There is a part of me that thinks by doing this you are living in the past. What do you think?

[@marjoriejudge5348]

best video ever !

[@rosali_ilovestamping]

Thank you for this video!

[@daughterofmyabba]

The great irony is that this mentality has us buying even more stuff 😅 storage containers, shelves and the like. It really is better to throw away or donate the excess. Thanks for the incentive, I have some things I need to throw out today.

[@aaminojha]

Lovely videos.

[@JoshuaBecker]

Thank you for watching!

[@jbrown9431]

Painful but necessary - let it go - let it go..... Have you been to the container store? Wow it's a beautiful thing. - but.

[@andrewbrendan1579]

I'm glad you said that: Letting go can be painful. For years I have had a complicated, conflicted relationship with books and while back gave away 300 of them and I think all of them had never even been read. Just too much of a good thing in a town where books are very easy to get and even for free what with Little Free Libraries and fundraising sales that have free day at the end. I have more books than I can read in my remaining lifetime and I want my apartment in such a way that it can be cleared out in one day when I'm gone. Books have been coming back in again and I have to stop it and do a second clearing out and I suspect it will be more difficult than the first---but when books are gone and there's even a little space it gives a good feeling and I rarely miss what is gone and evenn if I do miss it, it's just not enough to be really matter.

[@jbrown9431]

@@andrewbrendan1579 keep reminding yourself that you are what matters Life is a journey Travel light

[@jbrown9431]

@@LA-wv7gf great comment - previous relations lived simple - without computers - had only one important box of papers and a full first and second level of clear usable livable workable space Prior to that the generation was the homestead working farm and those folks had no time to accumulate - just survive

[@chocolattteee]

Can you imagine that there are countries that is almost imposible to find a donation centre. Yes, there are few in Cracow/Poland but with very small storage space, you feel that you are making a problem for them to store your unwanted stuff. They are selling it for quite large prices so they are unable to sell and reduce stuff before they say yes to another box from the donators. Sad but true. Therefore i cannot reduce my stuff because i dont want to simply throw it away as a garbage...:(

[@notenoughholidays]

I have this problem with Vinyl records- I have to keep buying shelves to hold them, now I've run out of room for the shelves! 😅

[@7hkey]

Yeah, I collected vinyl and cds too, but then I noticed, the more I bought the less I listened. I'm going to the process of trimming down my collection to only the records I love. The rest I can get rid of and keep as MP3 just in case.

[@dbartz5510]

YES!!!!! :)

[@Debbiesdilemmas]

A bigger home just gives you the excuse to collect and hoard more junk.😩

[@tracyd2598]

I would love a tiny home, with just essentials. (On the beach, of course!)

[@andrewbrendan1579]

I agree completely. I grew up in a house that had been added onto over the years and had a big basement with enough rooms to be a house. My family lived there for generations had items going back even further. There was a beautiful ornate picture frame in the basement and in the frame a deteriorating print of a long-ago President and his cabinet! Thankfully the frame was retrieved and restored a mirror put in that went to the front hall of the house. When we finally left the house, many of the contents went into a moving fan to become a museum collection. Plenty of other things just went into the trash such as one of those horrible fur boas that still had the fox's head. At one point my mother found a child coffin in the basement. Not as big but the house was something like Collinwood Manor in "Dark Shadows"!

[@Andreee73]

Are there any videos or suggestion about book minimalism? Many of us have tons of books, that are (not always) culture and information. How should be managed this kind of decluttering?

[@JoshuaBecker]

Hi there, here's a video I did on decluttering books awhile back: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGbGg3uKqdhrg9k

[@verazeppelin2147]

Awalnya saya mengira, memberikan barang yang tidak saya pakai akan membuat saya rugi ,tapi rupanya saya keliru, saya mendapatkan keuntungan .

[@tracyd2598]

How on earth do I release the attachment to things?? A lot of trauma in my life, BTW.

[@juliemaitland1176]

At last. Someone being realistic about their possessions. You have recognised the things you can do without but you keep the items you need for your hobby which is obviously important to you. Not all possessions are “junk” even if they take up space.

[@kathyesargent9088]

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[@domsalexa]

❤

[@simini1837]

Thank you for the video, I had commercials during this video, is this new?

[@dannyh9010]

I had one, too. Shocked me a bit!

[@kimberlymavrakos2661]

How do we find somewhere really useful to take our useable stuff?

[@veronique2754]

👍

[@Mimis4grands]

I've been purging a lot lately. At almost 59, I want to pare down the possessions, because I do not want my family to have to handle every single item and have to make a decision about each one once I go into eternity.

[@gloriayouchisonbrown7734]

❤❤❤