Status Updates From Clutter Busting: Letting Go...

This is def not a practical guide but I imagine if you have never read or been exposed to these philosophies it might be ground breaking. Kondo is so much better.

Omg. Ive read this before?!? I am so embarrassed,

I appreciate the thought when it comes to clothes to hold on to things you love to wear that make you feel good, not JUST because there are good memories attached!

Starting over because it has been too long since I read it.

I kind of love "think of your house as a fridge". I sure wouldn't keep spoiled food! And yes, while items don't "spoil" and aren't disposable in that way, sometimes we have to learn the hard way that items aren't made for us, and it is time to let them go.

But you are complete and happy as you are. The idea of terrible lack was introduced into your awareness by ads and unhappy people.

Happiness is not an object. It is a subjective state. It is not dependent on things.

The only proof of the past is in your memory-which has left out many details to support its beliefs...