Don’t let age stop you. I am 79 I have a lot of pain most of the time. But I sat in my sewing chair and completely organized three drawers next to my sewing machine and took some good stuff to a local thrift store for someone who needs a bargain. My memory is not good never has been. The more I take out of that room that I don’t use the less time I spend looking for things. I like that.

@janawall3306

9 ай бұрын

Yes!❤

@jillychandler

9 ай бұрын

I agree with Rosemary, I find if I can stand at a table to sort stuff, or sit and do the same, it makes life much easier. xxx

@katarinakeys

8 ай бұрын

Love this!!! ❤

@lauriesullivan2890

4 ай бұрын

Easy to sort a drawer whole coewimg tv in the evenings. Sometimes I just grab a trash bag open cabinets drawers check shelves just for easy trash or stuff that needs putting away 5 minutes or so . Going g from one room to another room quick glance around put something away.

I love that you took the time to put all these gems of advice from around the KZread community and put them on one video. Awesome! Thanks Robin.

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!! It was a lot of work!

@ivanajukicgloban6627

Жыл бұрын

That's corect!Great video!We apreciate the effort.❤❤❤

@irenegarcia1851

Жыл бұрын

Best video ever!!!

@kellyhealey7968

Жыл бұрын

Me too! Thanks 🙏

@KH_Always

11 ай бұрын

Yes, I love that you took the time to incorporate other great minds into this video. I subscribed to your channel bc of this. Today is my first day checking out your channel too.

I have a shoe box of cards I have had for forty years. It’s small but holds a ton of memories. Cards are an easy way to keep memories alive in a 12x7 box that will last a lifetime but doesn’t take up much space 📦 plus when I am going through a hard time the cards remind me of the people who love and care about me ❤

@MinimalistHome

11 ай бұрын

That’s so wonderful that cards hold such a precious space in your heart Penni!

@penniroyal4398

8 ай бұрын

@@sunshine3914 what a great gift your father gave you love ❤️ I feel that cards and letters don’t take up much room but they are able to bring such great memories back from the past. I found my original naturalization book I received when I became an American citizen at age nine and my adopted mother wrote such a sweet message to me congratulating me on becoming an American citizen and that she loved me. This was written in 1968 when I was 8 years old. Brought tears to my eyes that my American family worked so hard to give me the opportunity to live the American 🇺🇸 dream 🙏

Thank you for all this information, from yourself and from others on KZread. I am slowly de-cluttering, on my own with my dog at 66 years young, and I find it very hard. But once it is out of my house, I do get a great sense of achievement and relief! I do have to pay someone to take my stuff away, as I have no car now, and only go out of my home to walk my dog, and I live in a very rural place. I have two rooms full of stuff to de-clutter, so it will take me a while, but I am getting there, slowly but surely. xxx

@MinimalistHome

9 ай бұрын

You’ll get there Jilly!

@jillychandler

9 ай бұрын

@@MinimalistHome Thanks - I hope so! xxx

@abelincoln2022

3 ай бұрын

Can you haul it to the yard? Would posting it free in Craigslist (no contact pickup) be something you can do?

@jillychandler

3 ай бұрын

@@abelincoln2022 Thank you so very much abelincoln for the information! I had never heard of Craigslist - I live in West Devon, England, but it seems they operate in the UK too. xxx

@michele6708

2 ай бұрын

Go Jilly!-slow and steady wins the race. Every day is one step better, and it feels so good as progress starts to be obvious in day to day living. My kitchen doesn’t stress me out anymore. You are rocking it. ❤

"If I wouldnt buy it again then why keep it?!" Thats a great way to look at it!

I've found Dana K White's "No mess de-cluttering/Take it there now" method to be SO much more helpful than having a box of stuff to relocate back to where they should go. Boxes of stuff "to be put away" tend to become their own clutter for me.

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

You are right! I will include her next time, thanks!!

@donnav

Жыл бұрын

She also is big on the container concept. I think she was using it long before the person you mentioned

@laurat7324

Жыл бұрын

YES!!!!!! Just go ahead and take it there now. That has helped me so much.

@ritasnellgrove6343

Жыл бұрын

I watch all of these people and really have learned a lot from all of them. Peter Walsh is who got me started on this journey. Dana K. White is the person who has helped me the most. Every time I feel my stress increase I just repeat to myself I'm making it better! It not perfect, but it is better. I take pictures and write down what I've donated/trashed. I've let go of hundreds of things this past year. I've got lots more to do but it is so much better.

@royalone3009

Жыл бұрын

Yes the take it there now method helps because if you have to stop for any reason, there won’t be a big pile to deal with later and stress you out. That way it’ll be better, even if it’s only a few items dealt with. All from Dana k White.

After a while, decluttering becomes a habit. When I first started I used a checklist to give myself a focus for the day. I decluttered for 5 to 15 minutes, once or twice a week. A year later it was already a natural thing for me to do every so often. There's so much less to declutter now, after several years, that it takes mere minutes to do. The big bonus was when my husband spontaneously began decluttering his own possessions. He's a pro now! Our apartment is easy to keep clean now. If you just begin, and keep doing it, a bit at a time, you will become a different, naturally neater and more peaceful person.

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

I agree Carol!

@TheCoregon

11 ай бұрын

You have the answer!! I discovered this too! Everyone can face 5 minutes of decluttering (and we all know once you take that first step it's easy to keep going!)

@Carolmaizy

11 ай бұрын

@@TheCoregon yes. I pull the same trick on myself when it's time to iron clothes, fold and put away clean clothes, pay bills, clean the bathroom,etc. It's fun to see how much you can get done in 5 minutes, and I almost always end up doing the task for 10,15 minutes. Starting is the hardest part.

@TheCoregon

11 ай бұрын

Exactly..I call it psyching myself out lol.

Around 45 years ago, my sweetheart mother would leave a bag or two of clean, folded, no-tears-no staines clothing on the bench at the local laundromat.

@MinimalistHome

10 ай бұрын

Aww, that’s nice

For soooooooo long I thought it was crazy I had all these boxes, bins, baskets and all the things and I legit didn’t realize I was trying to organize my cluster dump of excess. Now I know better so I can do better!!!!!! LESS IS MORE!!!!! THANK YOU FOR ALL OF THIS QUALITY AND LIFE GIVING CONTENT! I can’t even begin to describe how much we have grown as a family and individuals since embracing this minimalist approach!!!!! ❤❤❤

When my parents passed away ( leaving me 2 housefuls of their belongings) my adult daughters were a God-send: they came and helped, gently encourage me on donating some of my things to make room for the precious keepsakes of my parent’s, that I truly wanted to keep. It helps to know others are trying to assist us, and surrender some of the control to them to get it done Grateful I did!

@MinimalistHome

6 ай бұрын

What a beautiful story and happy ending! Congratulations!

Dear Lady, I subscribed to your channel. Gotta quote one statement and give a bit of an echo. You said, "My life isn't Perfect and neither is anyone else's in this video." Wait a minute, that implies that somebody, somewhere has a perfect life. But I don't think so. The X President of the U.S. just got indicted to show up in court, in N.Y. next week. Nobodies life is perfect! Even the people some may have thought was kind of ideal, celebrities lives are so not anywhere near perfect. I will never strive for perfection in any arena except maybe a perfect recipe. I love to cook, so there is a place for perfect. Thank you and your kitchen looks so amazingly perfect, my dear Lady!

I do lots of crafts. Neighbors and friends give me piles of neat stuff. I sort it as soon as it comes in. One bag for the free table at the food pantry, one bag for a friend who makes cards, etc. I live in a small space. I just took 2 big bags of beautiful magazines to the public library. Tina, Al's wife

I love the icecream-running-through-the-field analogy. It makes me long for my childhood when it was so much simpler. I need to declutter!

Before I can even think about decluttering at home, I have 2 storage units that I need to tackle. The financial burden is ridiculous and all this excess just causes alot of anxiety....wish me luck!

When you said to keep looking inside your junk drawer after cleaning it so you can admire it, I thought you are a woman after my own heart! Thank you for the motivation!

All of my favorite creators in one place! Great video Robyn 💜

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Megan!

@maxinesaltking7188

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely, like they're all there! Well done 👏🏾

Thank you! I often find myself opening decluttered drawers / cabinets or passing through a decluttered room, and doing a happy dance! Glad I’m not alone! 😂

Good tips! So sad that you missed Dana K. White. :/ She declutters with humor and grace. Also, she was the one that articulated the Container Concept. Give credit where credit is due. Thanks!

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

You are right! I will include her next time, thanks!!

@cristin794

Жыл бұрын

I was just coming to say the same thing.

@anner4598

Жыл бұрын

Dana K. White fan here. So happy to see people pointing out she belongs in this line-up! I noticed immediately and almost didn't watch but I love some of these other people too. And yes, Dana deserves credit for the Container Concept! She has so many gems that actually work 😊

@BrookleyBell

Жыл бұрын

I'm here supporting Dana, too! Also, the thumbnail was deceiving..

You are very entertaining while helping me get rid of all the things that are making my 3 room rental a nightmare, disaster, and I don’t like myself. I have sooooo many sentimental things with wonderful memories. I hope I can make the take picture and record memories and then get rid of it. Oh I so need to unburden myself hope I can do it.

I agree. Shopping should not be a hobby. All we do is avoid emotional pain that needs to be dealt with. I am a therapist and teach my clients this. Stop avoiding your issues.

I would like to give a shout-out for Dana K. White. I love her container method and take it there now tip. She is just so amazing.

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

You’ve got a that right! she’ll be in the next vid for sure!

@denarichards7901

Жыл бұрын

​@@MinimalistHome First time watching your videos but can guarantee it won't be my last. Thank you so much for responding to my comment. Take care

I keep a nice basket of memories and gifts from my kids, it looks like a wicker treasure chest. Plus, I have a baby box for each kid and put their early childhood things and photos. I like things put away. 😉

I love this Robyn! Great video and great conversation. So much practical wisdom from so many people. A Simplified life with less clutter and more clarity is definitely the way to go!

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Ronald!

@lindagelnett5772

Жыл бұрын

❤ Ron

Robyn, this is a fantastic collection of wisdom on the minimalist lifestyle! Well done, I say, well done!

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Mischael!

New sub. Except for Dana K White, I think you got all of my fave decluttering masters. My absolute favorite is Joshua Becker. Whenever someone complains about minimalism meaning getting rid of everything, I paraphrase JB: Minimalism is about identifying what’s important in our life, and removing the things that are distracting us from them.

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Yes!! She will DEFINITELY be in it next time!

I've been decluttering my home for a couple years. I was going to move, and didn't want to move extra items! It helped so much, and was quick! Maybe you can use this mindset if you're just starting or stuck- you'll be amazed what you can easily let go of.

You can send it to the landfill or keep it and make your home the landfill,Clare from "Decluttered"

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Oooh, yes!

@nmartin5551

Жыл бұрын

Such a genius statement!!

Great video! I think you also have to put on your ruthless hat when decluttering. Close your eyes and let it go! Let the chips fall where they may. (And then later you can recycle the chips.) 😅

The hardest part is the first step. Make a little plan, then make a start. It Works!! Good Luck.

This was great. You shared the thoughts of so many of my You Tube favorite people. While I am not a minimalist, I strive for a level of it. I want to be able to walk into a room and feel like I am totally relaxed. I get there, but then it gets out of hand again, and that is why I will continue to watch and enjoy those of you who share their tips on how to achieve this!

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Gail!

@TheCoregon

11 ай бұрын

My rooms are all neat and LOOK very organized and clean because I cannot stand to SEE disorder or clutter...one dirty plate on counter or one sock on floor needs taken care of IMMEDIATELY!..almost to the point of OCD (my kids and husband say it IS at that point). BUT my issue is what's happening in my closets..drawers..cabinets.. ITS A COMPLETE DISASTER! I keep avoiding it because it is not visible..BUT my brain will not let me forget it is there. Out of sight is NOT out of mind!! Help!

@jennifermuchow2728

9 ай бұрын

​@TheCoregon You have the exact answer - out of sight is never out of mind! It beccomes the "silent to-do list" that calls to you and disrupts your peace of mind. Tackle those spaces and declutter them. You deserve peace and tranquility in your headspace, too!

"Well it's just going to clutter up the landfill... when you're dead..." no truer words! And what you hold on to now will become a burden to your family later. They'll surely think fond thoughts as they spend valuable time throwing out your "stuff".

Thank you so much for taking the time to put together all these great advice and not take the credit for them. Bonus, you add value to these great people, hence you are one of them ! Thanks again, loving it !

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Awww, thank you very ugh Cecilia!

I follow several of these channels and have found them very useful over the years. Also, just watching these videos makes me want to get up and declutter my closet!

I have been decluttering my basement and garage and I now have over 15 empty bins. I bought so many storage containers to hold all my junk in the past 😂

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Good for you Carley!

Adding to Melissa Maker's point about all the linens and cleaning supplies that can be donated to animal shelters, I used to take things to work that I didn't want or like, within reason. Little condiment packets and plastic cutlery are some examples of items you can't donate to secondhand stores but go over very well in the lunchroom. Dry food goods that you've opened and can't donate to a food bank (like spices, tea, granola bars, etc.) are usually grabbed up by co-workers. I've even taken in soaps and lotions that were too heavily scented or just weren't for me.

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

I have DEFINITELY done that, haha!

A good idea to get started decluttering is to decluttering one item a day Then you get into a habit xx

The sentimental tip for writing out a journal entry is so perfect! Going to use that one

I love the boundary method. We just moved into a 146sq foot efficiency room and having a trunk for every category helped us downsize even more. My spouse still has work to do in the tools category and I need less kicthen items😂 which are stored in our landlords garage until summer we promised.

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Oh!! so helpful, thanks Rosemary

Here are just a FEW of my favourite Minimalist & Decluttering creators giving some awesome tips! And yes, Dana K White (who also mentions the container method) will definitely be in the next one! Thanks for watching!

@Jabezgirl57

Жыл бұрын

I searched for Dana. She is my hero along with Flylady!

@weatherviewer

Жыл бұрын

fantastic video!! Love how you put all these brilliant minimal-minds together (including yours)

You’ve pulled together some of my favorites! Nicely done! I especially like Ronald L. Banks - such a peaceful spirit. And I so agree with you, life is easier with less stuff. My kitchen is purely a joy to cook in because I just have what I need and everything has an easy place to put it.

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thank you CS

Been a minimalist my entire life My mother would come over and comment ...are you moving in or moving out? Grew up with nothing but clutter...im sure that's what did it.

@ImLunaShesZeta

Жыл бұрын

Yep, my mom has so much clutter. I am becoming a minimalist because of it.

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Oh, I love that!

Nourishing Minimalism is my absolute favorite! She gets right to the core of the why. I also follow Ronald for good tips...

Nice! I frequently watch Cass Clutterbug, Dawn Minimalist Mom, Marissa A to Zen, Kallie But First, Coffee, and Laura How to GYST to help inspire me with my decluttering journey! Um, apparently I need a LOT of help!

Awesome decluttering video! I just added some amazing decluttering nuggets to my arsenal. I came from a home of a pack rat (Dad) and a hoarder (Mom). Now that I have my own home and a couple of kids, I am feeling it. I have been slowly working my way through stuff, but have been seriously overwhelmed. I had no idea that Best Buy had a recycling program for electronics. I have a printer that is in good shape, barely used but did not know what to do with it. No one wants it. Off to Best Buy it goes this weekend. I am also trying to help my Mom with her stuff and I know she has some electronics that can go. :) I can't wait to put these fabulous tips and ideas to work!

What a lovely video! I found that I am guilty of saving something for that special occasion and then realizing that it never came. I am just decluttering such an item that I never wore. Thank you for this collection of great tips!

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much Sue!

I was cooking supper while the video played. I went through some drawers I’d recently decluttered and organized and threw out a few more things! Very inspiring!

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Aw! Great Sheri!

Cute idea getting tidbits from all the greats. I enjoyed it! ❤

I started decluttering about 2 weeks ago, still feel guilty sometimes to get rid of certain things, although i donate most of it. But it feels SO good afterward! Thanks for this video! ❤

@MinimalistHome

10 ай бұрын

Yay! Thanks!

@jennifermuchow2728

9 ай бұрын

The guilt has lessened with time and practice, but I've found the good feeling afterward never goes away😊!

Wow!! I’ll play this once a week. ❤️

This was a great video showing some great “decluttering helpers” that had some good words of wisdom and you brought them all together with some great ideas!

This is such a great video, thankyou! I love how you have included clips from really amazing minimalist you tubers. It's so uplifting to be encouraging each other going down this path ❤

What a great compilation of tips. Thank you!

The boundary method made it so simple for me!!

Thanks so much, Robyn, for this round-up of tried & true tips! A great buffet of decluttering advice! There's something here for everyone, no matter what their personality, life circumstances, etc. - Lisa in Ontario, Canada

Great compilation! Thank you for putting it together & sharing it with us 💗

What a amazing video you gave us! So much wisdom from so many. Now we have a resource of so many to turn to.

Brilliant video, I love the way you referenced so many pearls of wisdom from declutter experts. I have learned loads from this. Many thanks.

Great choices of advice! I realized I had too big a container for some items because I was keeping too many of some categories. I was able to figure out a reasonable amount of each to keep, and was able to consolidate two drawers into one with room to spare. I see other declutterers who succeed in getting rid of huge volumes of clothes, but they don't stop to think what a reasonable number of things. to keep might be, and still end up with a pile of 200 shirts and 50 pants they have to put away-still way too daunting, confusing, and unnecessary an amount even if you do have places to stash it all. I picked 10 days as my number of clothes to keep plus a few extra things for dress and seasons. That lets me take a trip without having to do laundry which is my preference, and enough variety for home situations. But it avoids the crammed closets, drawers, and bins where things get dusty, elastic gets old, and things get forgotten.

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much Lucy

I often give away unused food on my local Buy Nothing group. I live in a city so I suppose people may not want to drive way out into the country to pick up a few cans of food, but I find food items to be the fastest to go. I've given away 4 dozen burger buns left over from a large gathering, chicken my family didn't like, canned goods, sandwiches from a funeral... Again, it won't work for many but it's nice to decrease food waste and help others when possible!

@MinimalistHome

8 ай бұрын

that’s so kind

Great video thanks so much! My dad always says when buying something if you’re not sure if you want it,then you don’t, I use this when decluttering too xxx

@TheCoregon

11 ай бұрын

I do this..I don't buy it if I don't LOVE it.

Love the junk drawer dance. I have done that myself!❤

Wow! I LOVE this compilation! Thank you for putting this together. So very valuable & immensely informative & helpful. I'm inspired beyond my wildest dreams!❤

Thank you so much for this video! I definitely "saved" it as a favorite to reference all your great advice. I hope to start working as a in-person decluttering consultant soon, and this video is a excellent tool to share with others.

One of my favorite things to do is recreational shopping at the thrift store. I put everything in the shopping cart that I want, walk around the store for a while then put it back. As crazy as this sounds, my need to shop is fulfilled. (To be totally honest though, I have purchased some items).

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Great idea Cathy!

Love the comment, "But it's just gonna clutter up the landfill when you're dead".

It is funny to see someone speak about minimalism with 16 kitchen kabinets in the background and 2 huge fridges. But thank you for the tips!

LOVE YOUR TEAM WORK ADVICE ~ YOU ARE HELPING MORE PEOPLE THAN YOU THINK ❤, TY!!💥

Great video! I did not know all of those minimalists, and now I can also explore their ideas. 😊💕

Thank you for all your good advice and the advice of these other minimalist. I’ve been on the decluttering journey for three years now and getting my husband on board. It’s great I love it. Thank you again ❤Gail

Love Ronald Banks’ decluttering vs organizing. Haven’t seen him before but I learned from my own experience the difference. After the death of my parents 2 1/2 years apart and having less time at home because of taking care of mom in another city for awhile on top of homeschooling 2 kids, my house was a mess! Oh yeah! Between 2019 and 2021 we had a few home renovations done and things had to be moved around to accommodate contractors, etc. So I had a mess! In my process of trying to get “organized” (and I had things I had brought into my house from my parents’) I kept buying large storage cabinets! I wanted everything out of sight. I wanted my neat clean house back! Then after awhile, I realized that i felt the storage units were closing in on me! At that point I realized that I need less stuff; not more organizing. I also noticed that I had a stockpile still of certain things that had been hard to get ahold of in 2020 and that I need to use them up or donate them! (When the lockdowns first happened I had been out of groceries and necessities. I had spent the previous 2 weeks testing recipes for my daughter’s 7th birthday part which was to be in her words: A proper princess tea party with little muffins and butter and chicken salad sandwiches and mini cheesecakes. All homemade. Then my neighbors lost a parent and I used what was left in my pantry to fix a large meal to take to them! So I found myself out of literally EVERYTHING!). I had no idea things I took for granted would be scarce and that I wouldn’t be able to just run to the store and get what I needed after the party! Her birthday is March 8th, right prior to the pandemic! Anyway, I started cleaning out and getting rid of stuff. Reorganized my homeschool things. Sold 4 6 or 7 ft tall storage cabinets. It felt amazing! Then I found Dawn! She has helped me learn to let go of certain things I was holding onto for the wrong reasons. So thanks! I personally “get” the organizing vs decluttering difference!

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Trina!

I watch 98 percent of those you showed. So fun to watch.

Such a great and unique idea for a video. I loved it. ❤

Thank you so much for putting all these tips in one place.

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Sherry!

Great video and love the creators that you pulled from!

This is a fabulous Mash Up of the best of the best! Great video, Robyn! ❤

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Barb!

Sometimes it hard to find/have that trusted friend to help!

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Yes indeed

What a great compilation!

Hello Robyn, I came across your channel by very happy accident. You are just the inspiration I have needed to start my long overdue tidy up. Your enthusiasum is contagious, your kind words are reasuring and your ideas are fabulous! Thank you for all your hard work and everything that you do. You have certainly got me on the right track for a much tidier home. Kym, Edinburgh, Scotland.😍

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Kym!!

Awesome video. Great stitching all these pros in one place. ❤

@MinimalistHome

4 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😊

This was A MOST AMAZING compilation!!! I recognized so many clips from some of my favorite KZreadr's sites. Great advice all around. Thank you!!!!

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Angela!!

In my city, we get garbage every two weeks. I'm now developing the habit of keeping that in mind. I can always donate stuff when I get the chance, but garbage is another story. This sort of gives me a time frame for decluttering.

@MinimalistHome

Ай бұрын

Great idea to have a rhythm and a bit of a deadline for letting things go. 👍🏼✅👋🏼

This was great. So many of my favorite "minimalist "youtubers".

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Denise!

All my favourites, and a few new faces (and ideas), all in one place. What a lot of thought and work in this video. This was great!

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I appreciate it! It was a lot of work.

This is amazing!!! Thank you for the short version of the important things!

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Crystal!

What a neat idea!!! I saw some of my favorite decluttering experts on this video!!! ❤

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Jessica!

Excelente recopilación! Gracias, Robyn.🌻

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Laura!

Such a great video you’ve put together with so many nuggets of wisdom! Thanks

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Molly!

What a treat, what a fun lady

Loved this video so much. All my favorite people in one place. Thank you ❤

@MinimalistHome

10 ай бұрын

Awesome!

And extra advice when decluttering. If you have guilt throwing a semi sentimental item away take a photo of the item and save picture of items in a separate folder on your Phone or pc. That way you can go back and look at the item and maybe better remember it but it doesn't take space in your house. At least for me it has hslped me to part with a lot of things just knowing I have a picture If I need to see the item again at some point. I haven't needed to look yet but I feel secure and relaxed knowing I have the pictures just in case

@heleneasley9530

Ай бұрын

I also write the story of what it means to me and add it to the photo or item.

not only LIKE THIS... I LOVE this THANK YOU

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Greta!

Love this video! All the best advice all in one video! Would love to see part 2. 😊

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Joy! There will be a part 2

Bahaha I rewinded and watched your dance in the first minute like 7 times. Those are quite some skillzz you got there

@MinimalistHome

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Haha!

@ImLunaShesZeta

Жыл бұрын

I missed it the first time. I had to rewind it too.

Intentional living changes everything.

This was wonderful. Picked up some great new ideas and kicked my butt to continue to declutter. Thank you to all you creators for you share in this decluttering journey.

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Thank you Sally! Good for you!

Such a great video with wonderful reminders and encouragements

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Thanks Pam!

I’ve thought so many times, “I wish one of these KZread creators would go through a lot of info from different sources and curate it!” Finally, I found you! New loyal subscriber here.

If you do your grocery shopping at a store that offers multi departments. Like TARGET, WALMART etc. Stay out of departments your tempted by. Clothes when you have enough. Hobbies, crafting can be expensive and requires storage space. Really, how many crafting projects are at home we never finished. Enough said.. You get my drift. If your standing eyeing a non essential ? Ask "do I want it or do I need it. Most times it'll fall into the "want" catagory. Wanting and NEEDING are two vastly different things. Just these few things I'v suggested here have saved me alot of money AND storage space. ...🤷..Good Luck everyone...🏡

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9 ай бұрын

Good tips!

Great compilation!

Love love love all of this advice!!!!

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Thank you!