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DECLUTTER YOUR LIFE 10 questions to ask yourself

DECLUTTER YOUR LIFE 10 questions to ask yourself

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DECLUTTER YOUR LIFE 10 questions to ask yourself Sherlan: I absolutely agree with all the points! Especially the one if you don't buy anything everything is 100% off. When it comes to gift, I really like to plan ahead and purchase it during the huge discount time so I can save heaps but also be generous to friends!
Date: 2020-08-07

Comments and reviews: 9


I have been saying a lot of these things to people close to me for quite some time as I have started following them. I love how it just makes you so much more organised with less burden of miscellaneous things that usually take up so much of our time and space in our minds thinking about it and when we could use all that energy and time to actually do the things important in our lives. Even with shopping, it is like, you buy buy buy and you don't really need it. It takes up space in the house, money gone, resources wasted, and then this constant worry of sorting things in the house and decluttering our surroundings physically and our minds mentally.
Keep only that is required is my mantra now and I love watching your videos as I relate to them soooo much

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1. Is this something I've used in the last 6 months?
2. If I were shopping right now would I buy this?
3. Do I have another item in my home that serves the same purpose?
4. Does this thing fit me?
5. Am I keeping this broken item to fix in the future?
1. Do I want this, or do I need this?
2. Can I wait one week to buy this?
3. Is it replacing something, and if it comes into my home, can something else leave?
4. Would I buy it if it cost 2x as much?
5. Is this something I'll rarely use that I could rent or borrow?

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1) Have I used this in the last six months?
2) Am I keeping it for sentermental value?
3) If I were shopping right now, would I buy this.
4) Do I have another item in my home that serves the same purpose?
5) Does this thing fit me?
6) Am I keeping this broken item to get it fixed?
7) Do I want this or do I need this?
8) Can I wait one week to buy this?
9) Is it replacing something else?
10) Would I buy it if it cost twice the original price?

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Your videos have been the only one to completely actually help me let go of things and to motivate me to normally unfathomed levels! Your voice mixed with your energy and gentel words help so much
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Your videos have been the only one to completely actually help me let go of things and to motivate me to normally unfathomed levels! Your voice mixed with your energy and gentel words help so much
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I'm sorry but a drill is not a good example of clutter. You need basic tools/equipment in the house! Are you going to call someone every time something breaks/you need to make a small change?
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Donate to group homes and local missions/thrift shops. Sort like with like, declutter unused items, corral items in baskets or clear bins with lids. everything has a home. purge twice a year.
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A place for everything amd everytjing in it's place. That's what I grew up hearing, but we now have too many things, even if they are smaller, I would have to buy more furniture.
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Nice compilation of decluttering questions. I've been at this decluttering and minimalism journey for several years and you give people a good place to get started!
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