How to Declutter Sentimental Things
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
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Here’s how to declutter sentimental things…Plus, I’m sharing six important questions to ask yourself to help you decide what to keep and what not to.
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Great content in clarity and conciseness! My first video of yours! Thank you. G Ire
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Thanks so much for this video. It helped a lot!
I’m so glad!
I think that the least painful way to part with sentimental things is to give them to siblings, children, grandchildren, or nieces/nephews. That way, they're still in the family, and they can be handed down to later generations of relatives.
That can be. But often times others don’t want those things and don’t feel the same sentimental attachment to them.
Often, no one in the family wants these things at least, this is what I have found.
@@dianeyoung8068 that’s very true
@@dianeyoung8068 Unfortunately, I think you may be right. For example, I have a friend who has lots of genuine antiques, and she still has no takers. But if you can keep things in the family, that's ideal.
@@gerberjoanne266just because something is antique doesn’t mean that it’s “valuable.” Donate to goodwill or other charity, and if it actually does have “value” then someone will take it. Otherwise, it’s just a guilt-stricken burden that you “have” to keep something because it’s “valuable.” If it’s so “valuable,” then why doesn’t anyone actually want it? That’s not value. That’s toxic guilt. It’s false “value” based on obligation and shame.
Super! thx!
@@clarissadossantos9944 thank you for watching and commenting!
And…. NOW. IM LOOKING AT MY FINAL …. Stuff… I want to let go… I can’t carry em.., any longer.
Photos. Camera n video equip, sewing center n equipment,
Paint n supplies.
And lastly : towels. Sheets, curtains,
…. I can’t carry it. No room. . N. Family doesn’t want it.
Excellent video and ideas. Please consider getting rid of the sound effects. I found they distracted from what you were saying. Thx 🙂
@@refinedsimplicity8420 thanks for the feedback - videos after this one don’t have the sound effects!!
@@HomeMadeLovely thank you so much. I look forward to watching more of your videos
@@refinedsimplicity8420 you’re welcome! I hope you enjoy them!
Good ways to handle the bench and china rather than letting them out of the family.
@@kimesch9698 and that’s okay! Everyone’s journey is different! (And I still have plenty of the china!)
@@kimesch9698 I also forgot to mention that I have two of my grandmother’s rings (a ruby and pearl one and her engagement ring). This is the same grandmother the bench belonged to. They’re much smaller and easier to keep than the bench!