The scary part comes when you get to the point where you’ve decluttered and realize why you made certain purchases. What voids are you trying to fill. What are you trying to signal to others. What you bought says things about you and your sense of worth or sense of worthlessness. Minimalism & essentialism is much more than having a tidy space, and there are roots and branches that will lead to other things. Excellent video
Such a strong and insightful statement. I know your foundation will lead you to many fruitful endeavors as long as you continue to take those deep hard looks at yourself and your choices and learn from them. It takes real bravery not everyone has to face the fears you speak of.
We need more people like you in this world, Ronald. I hope that many people will join the minimalist movement, which I so much love! Less stuff in our houses, more time and energy for what it really matters! 🤩👌
I've geeked out on a lot of studies people have done to determine where the mind lies i.e. out there or in our heads. The claim is that it's two way traffic and cluttered space is the extension of a cluttered mind.
“Declutter as you go” definitely helps keep the clutter in check! …in fact, what’s helped me is before I even buy something I question if I really need it or if it’ll need to be decluttered in time to come. Great self-realisations you had! 🙌
I swear, every time you post a video it’s like you’re living inside my mind. All of these points really put me at ease as I continue to declutter. Thank you for talking about donating instead of selling by the way. There are so many things I’m still hanging onto trying to sell because I think I can make some money off of them. It’s really just creating unnecessary mental and physical clutter, and I feel like it’s doing more harm than good by these items just sitting there. Time to donate. Once again, thanks Ron. 🙌
Two of the tips that really resonated with me are "Consider donating instead of selling" and "Give yourself some grace'. The first since at times, the apparent lack of takers can be an impediment to decluttering, and the second, because decluttering isn't a contest about who's fastest, who's decluttering the most. I'd like to think decluttering is about a philosophy, a personal lifestyle choice and what matters is doing something instead of being paralyzed into doing nothing.
I followed your advice of decluttering as I live rather than on chosen moments and surprise surprise I am noticing how I still have to many (unused) items. *Thanks Ronald!*
I have started my decluttering journey and the first question I get asked is " are you becoming a monk " and I was humbled to think so yes, maybe someday perhaps...but thank you YOU ARE AN INSPIRATION!!!🙏🏼👏
You are such a sweet person. I really enjoy your videos because they make me think, question and challenge myself as I keep on my minimizing journey. Thank you for sharing all that you do. Look forward to your next video!
Everytime I watch a video of yours, I literally never want it to end. Your content is that good and informative. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us. I've already learned so much and gained a heap of motivation. You're amazing.
Thank you so much! I appreciate you giving me the opportunity to share this with you in the first place. I’m really glad that you’re enjoying my content and I hope you continue to find value in it!
That you for this. It's been a struggle since I went through a divorce and he left and didn't even take his own clothes. I have some of my own methods so I have a "I know it can go" box and then a "maybe" box that's out of sight under the stairs for things that I am unsure and have the "well, I could use it" and I give it a month or so and if I haven't gone searching or thought about it and missed it so much then I know my maybe box was a go box and can just take it in. I really have enjoyed your videos and how this speaks to the intentions, values and looking forward to how you want to live your life and for me after a divorce I get to really create my own space now and have even repainted. I am very open to kids toys ideas however, because that decluttering is a major deal.
I read “ The Magic of Tidying Up” but I ended up throwing away stuff I ended up wanting later on. So now I’m holding on to stuff again! I like this way much much better. If I would’ve waited and did it daily as I lived my life. I could’ve let things go knowing I don’t need them any more.
You videos always have great quality content, and super nice to watch (the cut, the rythm, the photo…) Thank you so much for what you share, it really is great values, at least to me. It helps so much + always hit me with accuracy in regards of personal issues or questions I’m having Thanks again!!
Just found your channel and subscribed. The content is helpful and concise and also it’s much more watchable for me because of some of your other choices. Thank you for speaking clearly and almost slowly (Americans tend to talk quite fast - at least American TH-camrs seem to have that preference) . Thank you for filming in low light. Thank you for filming without lots of cuts, pans and zooms.
The best way is to decluter while you live ! Every time I enter the bathroom, the kitchen, laundry room , closet etc ..I ask my self if there is anything to decluter or away to make the place the minimal possible! Easy !
Absolutely love your videos and your advice. Every time I watch one of your videos I feel motivated and more confident about how I can make our family home a more minimal and mindful place. Thank you for inspiring us! Have a lovely day and I look forward to your future videos.
I have a difficult time with donating vs selling. I'm in declutter mode right now, and I'm feeling extreme guilt over the money I've spent so frivolously on things that I ultimately didn't need. I tell myself if I can get a few bucks back in the process, it won't be a total loss. But in the end, what I'm finding is that selling individual items for $10-$30 ea just isn't worth the hassle.
I did a no-spend year in 2020. It was pretty hard especially when quarantine happened and you can't help but feel I've got to buy something to keep myself occupied. I made it through the year and when 2021 started I was like yeehah I can spend money again. I was shocked to find that no-spend had become a habit and I really didn't need or want to go back to my old ways. Still working on decluttering my old crap though! LOL
Thank you so MUCH!! That is exactly HOW I FELT - I did great for a month to declutter, then grew frustrated with it... I will keep that rule in mind... declutter a few things a month :)
I often wonder where Ronald has decluttered something he regrets. Most things can be rebought, but when he was talking about sentimental things it had me wondering. Gonna watch his other video now 👍
Thank you for another awesome video. I love the tip of giving myself permission to let go of items I no longer use and not even think about what I can make from the sale of that item!
I got beyond tired of the never ending dirty dishes, so I decluttered my glasses, cups and plates till we have 1 each, the rest is put in a box in the basement. Now everybody use their private 🥤🍝 every time they want to eat or drink something, and no more piles of dirty dishes 👍The best decision I've ever made.
Now doing the dishes takes a few minutes so I actually enjoy it, and the tidy kitchen looks and feels AMAZING! Now I have freed up some time and energy to do other things 😅👍
i did the same. I think it was easier for me because I easily don't attach myself, but when I got attached to someone, it's very ride or die type. I realize I do minimalism even before I discover the concept.
I agree starting with low hanging fruit to get the quick wins will go a long way to keep you motivated. Why keep things that don't work or things you don't use and so on?
I had been decluttering for quite a few years, got to a point where I was quite happy with things, my father passed away this year… without realising and it hit me last night, all the stuff I’d been buying since he went.. obviously gutted my dad has gone, and totally gutted I bought all this stuff in without realising what I was doing! Here I go again …so I guess your give yourself grace comment will work for me.
6:37 even before I started this journey every year I do “frugal February” and “stingy September” (there were reasons for those particular months for my family at the time) but I still to this day do it - just for sh*ts and giggles :) lol
I agree with donating. I'd rather just get the items out of the house and have it accessible for someone else to use. I don't have time for garage sales and Covid has made that an impossible choice anyway.
4:19 I am at this point with the garage, where I have thrown away all the obvious stuff that needs to go. (Why were we saving an old used thermostat and all those millions of screws, nuts, and bolts?) I'm stuck at the left handed golf clubs, the perfectly good croquet set, the bike that has been hanging for years now, the multitude of shovels and rakes, the kids' building blocks that they haven't used in long time, Tinker Toys, saws, sanders, and I could go on, but you get the point. How does one turn a maximalist garage into a minimalist one?
Try not to think about it in terms of being a “minimalist garage” and instead just start with what you need. So ask yourself what items in my garage do I need and use regularly? What items are good to have? What items are taking up space? What items will I never use? Start there and as you being the let go and organize what’s left (the items you need for you’re living situation) then you might surprise yourself with how “minimalist” it ends up looking later
I did the opposite on the last point actually. I decided to sell - as a way of taking more responsibility for the thimgs I buy. In my country too few people are buying from goodwill and we dont donate things to homeless shelters. I dont really make money on the things I sell either. Most of my stuff I put out for 5 dollars or for free, which is less than what shipping costs (8dollars). It helps me a lot when buying new things; will this item be interesting for someone in the future and I also see how long things are out for sale before someone picks it up (often 4-6 months even a year sometimes).
While donating is faster than selling, I encourage people, if they have the headspace, to sell or find new homes for each item. This is because from an ecological standpoint, most things that are donated end up thrown into the landfill. However, if you find a new home for it such as selling an item, or passing it on for free, letting friends and family pick, etc. the life of the item is extended more than if it were to be donated in bulk to a thrift store.
I tend to approach these areas daily. Helps prevent them from building up and getting out of control, especially email! In regards to social media and apps, I declutter as I use them. So if I notice that I’m following someone that I no longer receiving value from I unfollow… the same for apps on my phone, if I’m not using them either for personal or business I delete it.
Oh I wish this had showed up for me last week - my wife and I are in the process of sorting, packing and moving... Thank you for your videos. Any advice for moving into a new place? Or a vid you've already done?
I need advice on how to be minimal while married to a borderline hoarder who WILL NOT change. I want minimalist spaces in my house without his clutter. Starting with the bedroom.
Being a junk collector myself, I can tell you that referring to his stuff as clutter is likely to put him in a defensive mode right off the bat. I would suggest that you talk about reorganization rather than “decluttering or minimizing” and that you offer to do it together as a couple rather than you doing his stuff or him yours. If he feels that he gets the final say on what stays or goes, the process will be less threatening. As I go through my own stuff, I realize that I’m not even attached to much of it, can’t even remember why I kept it, or I remember why, but the situation no longer exists, so I no longer have use for it and then it becomes easy to donate or trash the item as applicable. Once you start the process and see how freeing it is, the anxiety and overwhelmed feeling slips away. He may never get to the point of being minimalist but if the amount of stuff decreases by even 20 percent you will probably both feel better. Having some areas that are “yours” and as minimal as you want and “his” and as filled up as he wants, will give you both sanctuaries where you feel at ease and don’t have to resent each other for your different styles.
I notecid that we keep things just because: if I need this thing one day , what is I use it again, what if ... etc . I keep telling my self : Fine ! I decluter it now and if I need it someday I will buy it again . I can still have it if I really need it ! Ofcurs that someday never comes !
Just a random thought. We will never know if minimalists are lying to us about their possessions. For starters I can clean the room take a video and clutter all over again.
Decluttering and Minimalism are two very different things. And one doesn't necessarily need to go with the other. There not a magic bullet. Get rid of obvious junk first, be methodical with the rest of your items. And work on the real issues affecting your life. Otherwise, all you'll be doing is sitting in an empty room with your depression and despondency.
What do you believe the reason is for that? I’m assuming there is an emotional attachment there that is making it difficult for you! Have you uncovered why?
The scary part comes when you get to the point where you’ve decluttered and realize why you made certain purchases. What voids are you trying to fill. What are you trying to signal to others. What you bought says things about you and your sense of worth or sense of worthlessness. Minimalism & essentialism is much more than having a tidy space, and there are roots and branches that will lead to other things. Excellent video
Such a strong and insightful statement. I know your foundation will lead you to many fruitful endeavors as long as you continue to take those deep hard looks at yourself and your choices and learn from them. It takes real bravery not everyone has to face the fears you speak of.
Give yourself some Grace….. exactly what I needed to hear.
Wise words.
We need more people like you in this world, Ronald. I hope that many people will join the minimalist movement, which I so much love! Less stuff in our houses, more time and energy for what it really matters! 🤩👌
You're right, minimalism isn't the goal. Purpose, peace, intention are the goals. Amen, brother.
It’s kind of crazy how much of a difference a cluttered space can make on your mind. I try to create a sacred space everywhere. ✨🙏🏼
Thank You, I love the idea of a sacred space. I will definitely do this .
I've geeked out on a lot of studies people have done to determine where the mind lies i.e. out there or in our heads. The claim is that it's two way traffic and cluttered space is the extension of a cluttered mind.
“Declutter as you go” definitely helps keep the clutter in check! …in fact, what’s helped me is before I even buy something I question if I really need it or if it’ll need to be decluttered in time to come. Great self-realisations you had! 🙌
Fantastic, thank you!
I love listening to your calm voice and supreme wisdom. Thank you. 🙏🏻
I swear, every time you post a video it’s like you’re living inside my mind. All of these points really put me at ease as I continue to declutter. Thank you for talking about donating instead of selling by the way. There are so many things I’m still hanging onto trying to sell because I think I can make some money off of them. It’s really just creating unnecessary mental and physical clutter, and I feel like it’s doing more harm than good by these items just sitting there. Time to donate.
Once again, thanks Ron. 🙌
You’re welcome Nick! I’m glad I had an opportunity to share this with you!!
Two of the tips that really resonated with me are "Consider donating instead of selling" and "Give yourself some grace'. The first since at times, the apparent lack of takers can be an impediment to decluttering, and the second, because decluttering isn't a contest about who's fastest, who's decluttering the most. I'd like to think decluttering is about a philosophy, a personal lifestyle choice and what matters is doing something instead of being paralyzed into doing nothing.
Such a calming and hopeful presence
Said with beautiful eloquence. You say things so clearly without judgment.
I followed your advice of decluttering as I live rather than on chosen moments and surprise surprise I am noticing how I still have to many (unused) items.
*Thanks Ronald!*
I have started my decluttering journey and the first question I get asked is " are you becoming a monk " and I was humbled to think so yes, maybe someday perhaps...but thank you YOU ARE AN INSPIRATION!!!🙏🏼👏
Thank you for your words. It helped me not to feel guilty about donating tons of items instead of thinking that I should had sold them instead.
I’m glad this reached you Adriana! You should definitely let go of that guilt. Keep growing on your journey!
You are such a sweet person. I really enjoy your videos because they make me think, question and challenge myself as I keep on my minimizing journey. Thank you for sharing all that you do. Look forward to your next video!
Thank you KT. I’m happy you found value in this one. Keep growing on your journey!
Everytime I watch a video of yours, I literally never want it to end. Your content is that good and informative. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us. I've already learned so much and gained a heap of motivation. You're amazing.
Thank you so much! I appreciate you giving me the opportunity to share this with you in the first place. I’m really glad that you’re enjoying my content and I hope you continue to find value in it!
That you for this. It's been a struggle since I went through a divorce and he left and didn't even take his own clothes. I have some of my own methods so I have a "I know it can go" box and then a "maybe" box that's out of sight under the stairs for things that I am unsure and have the "well, I could use it" and I give it a month or so and if I haven't gone searching or thought about it and missed it so much then I know my maybe box was a go box and can just take it in. I really have enjoyed your videos and how this speaks to the intentions, values and looking forward to how you want to live your life and for me after a divorce I get to really create my own space now and have even repainted. I am very open to kids toys ideas however, because that decluttering is a major deal.
You should write a book 👌 I like the “human” side of your advices, it make them more relatable. Thank you for this channel!
Great idea but a podcast has a lil edge since he's blessed with a great voice!
I read “ The Magic of Tidying Up” but I ended up throwing away stuff I ended up wanting later on. So now I’m holding on to stuff again! I like this way much much better. If I would’ve waited and did it daily as I lived my life. I could’ve let things go knowing I don’t need them any more.
This is so encouraging. You have covered a lot of points and answers about things I was thinking about earlier today. Thank you.
Great! I’m glad this resonated with you!!
You videos always have great quality content, and super nice to watch (the cut, the rythm, the photo…)
Thank you so much for what you share, it really is great values, at least to me.
It helps so much + always hit me with accuracy in regards of personal issues or questions I’m having
Thanks again!!
Awesome!! I’m very happy that you’re enjoying my content. If you every have any questions don’t hesitate to ask!!
Number 5 is hard lol But I’m doing better. I do use the one in one out. ♥️ I never sell. I always give away or donate.
Great video…one of your best and that’s really saying something because you have a lot of great content. Thank you for the inspiration.
I appreciate that, thank you Matt!!
Just found your channel and subscribed. The content is helpful and concise and also it’s much more watchable for me because of some of your other choices. Thank you for speaking clearly and almost slowly (Americans tend to talk quite fast - at least American TH-camrs seem to have that preference) . Thank you for filming in low light. Thank you for filming without lots of cuts, pans and zooms.
I donate everything. Selling us too slow & too much trouble.
The best way is to decluter while you live ! Every time I enter the bathroom, the kitchen, laundry room , closet etc ..I ask my self if there is anything to decluter or away to make the place the minimal possible! Easy !
Thanks Ron
I’m glad you enjoyed this Cathy!!
You blessed me! I needed these gentle reminders ! 🙌🏾
I’m glad I had an opportunity to share this with you Dobbie
Absolutely love your videos and your advice. Every time I watch one of your videos I feel motivated and more confident about how I can make our family home a more minimal and mindful place. Thank you for inspiring us! Have a lovely day and I look forward to your future videos.
I am ready, this coming winter, to reach new goals and own even less than ever 😁👍💕💕💕💕 only my favourite things stay!!!
I’m really excited for you!! You’re going to make a ton of progress I know it!!
Wonderful.
I have made great progress. I just don’t see a major difference yet! It’s going to take some more weekends. Thanks for your words of wisdom!!!
I’m happy this is helping you Maura! If you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask!
Thanks for the video.. awesome advice!
I’m happy I had an opportunity to share this with you!!
I have a difficult time with donating vs selling. I'm in declutter mode right now, and I'm feeling extreme guilt over the money I've spent so frivolously on things that I ultimately didn't need. I tell myself if I can get a few bucks back in the process, it won't be a total loss. But in the end, what I'm finding is that selling individual items for $10-$30 ea just isn't worth the hassle.
Thank you for this! I need to declutter my house and my mind and This started that process for me.
Thank you for all you do. And for genuinely thinking through process that helps all of us.
I’m happy this resonated with you Tim!
I did a no-spend year in 2020. It was pretty hard especially when quarantine happened and you can't help but feel I've got to buy something to keep myself occupied. I made it through the year and when 2021 started I was like yeehah I can spend money again. I was shocked to find that no-spend had become a habit and I really didn't need or want to go back to my old ways. Still working on decluttering my old crap though! LOL
You are so sincere. Thank you for your videos!
Thank you so MUCH!! That is exactly HOW I FELT - I did great for a month to declutter, then grew frustrated with it... I will keep that rule in mind... declutter a few things a month :)
I often wonder where Ronald has decluttered something he regrets. Most things can be rebought, but when he was talking about sentimental things it had me wondering. Gonna watch his other video now 👍
Thank you !
Thank you for another awesome video. I love the tip of giving myself permission to let go of items I no longer use and not even think about what I can make from the sale of that item!
I got beyond tired of the never ending dirty dishes, so I decluttered my glasses, cups and plates till we have 1 each, the rest is put in a box in the basement. Now everybody use their private 🥤🍝 every time they want to eat or drink something, and no more piles of dirty dishes 👍The best decision I've ever made.
Now doing the dishes takes a few minutes so I actually enjoy it, and the tidy kitchen looks and feels AMAZING! Now I have freed up some time and energy to do other things 😅👍
That's a good idea for today! Thank you!
Hi Ronald, I really enjoy your channel and sage decluttering advice. Thank you.
I love your videos. Great content and very systematic way of conveying your message =)
Thank you so much! I’m glad you’re enjoying my content!
As always some crazy good advice in here!
Thanks🧘🏿♀️
i did the same.
I think it was easier for me because I easily don't attach myself, but when I got attached to someone, it's very ride or die type.
I realize I do minimalism even before I discover the concept.
Bro I like your videos...thanks for sharing your wisdom/knowedge !
I’m glad I could share them with you my friend! Keep growing and learning!
Thank you for not placing music in your videos and for getting right to the point.
Thanks.
EXCELLENT,!!.💯. Thanks..
Awesome video Ronald. Thank you
I just found your channel. I really love your content! Thank you for the good advice and help.
great video as usual, keep up with the good work, always learning something new weekly..
I agree starting with low hanging fruit to get the quick wins will go a long way to keep you motivated. Why keep things that don't work or things you don't use and so on?
I had been decluttering for quite a few years, got to a point where I was quite happy with things, my father passed away this year… without realising and it hit me last night, all the stuff I’d been buying since he went.. obviously gutted my dad has gone, and totally gutted I bought all this stuff in without realising what I was doing! Here I go again …so I guess your give yourself grace comment will work for me.
Great inspirational video!
Great video and so true.. I just found your channel and love it.
The intro 🤣🤣👌🏽
I like the goals!
Thankyou.
You’re welcome m! Glad I had an opportunity to share this with you!
Great tips!
Thank you!!
Thanks
Thank you for the opportunity to share this with you!
Right now, i am currently on the journey of not buying clothing items for a year . But it’s very hard and going to give myself grace .
love!
I’m happy this resonated with my friend!
Good video! Again! Sir, you are exceptionally great at doing those videos!
6:37 even before I started this journey every year I do “frugal February” and “stingy September” (there were reasons for those particular months for my family at the time) but I still to this day do it - just for sh*ts and giggles :) lol
I agree with donating. I'd rather just get the items out of the house and have it accessible for someone else to use. I don't have time for garage sales and Covid has made that an impossible choice anyway.
4:19 I am at this point with the garage, where I have thrown away all the obvious stuff that needs to go. (Why were we saving an old used thermostat and all those millions of screws, nuts, and bolts?) I'm stuck at the left handed golf clubs, the perfectly good croquet set, the bike that has been hanging for years now, the multitude of shovels and rakes, the kids' building blocks that they haven't used in long time, Tinker Toys, saws, sanders, and I could go on, but you get the point. How does one turn a maximalist garage into a minimalist one?
Try not to think about it in terms of being a “minimalist garage” and instead just start with what you need. So ask yourself what items in my garage do I need and use regularly? What items are good to have? What items are taking up space? What items will I never use? Start there and as you being the let go and organize what’s left (the items you need for you’re living situation) then you might surprise yourself with how “minimalist” it ends up looking later
I did the opposite on the last point actually. I decided to sell - as a way of taking more responsibility for the thimgs I buy. In my country too few people are buying from goodwill and we dont donate things to homeless shelters. I dont really make money on the things I sell either. Most of my stuff I put out for 5 dollars or for free, which is less than what shipping costs (8dollars). It helps me a lot when buying new things; will this item be interesting for someone in the future and I also see how long things are out for sale before someone picks it up (often 4-6 months even a year sometimes).
While donating is faster than selling, I encourage people, if they have the headspace, to sell or find new homes for each item. This is because from an ecological standpoint, most things that are donated end up thrown into the landfill. However, if you find a new home for it such as selling an item, or passing it on for free, letting friends and family pick, etc. the life of the item is extended more than if it were to be donated in bulk to a thrift store.
Hi love all your videos. Just wonder where did u buy you table and chairs? Ty
My dining table and chairs are from Article: www.article.com
I'm working on becoming a minimalist because I'd like to be my father. ♥️
Brilliant as always 💚🤟🏼 how often do you declutter social media/emails/apps
I tend to approach these areas daily. Helps prevent them from building up and getting out of control, especially email! In regards to social media and apps, I declutter as I use them. So if I notice that I’m following someone that I no longer receiving value from I unfollow… the same for apps on my phone, if I’m not using them either for personal or business I delete it.
Oh I wish this had showed up for me last week - my wife and I are in the process of sorting, packing and moving... Thank you for your videos. Any advice for moving into a new place? Or a vid you've already done?
I need advice on how to be minimal while married to a borderline hoarder who WILL NOT change. I want minimalist spaces in my house without his clutter. Starting with the bedroom.
Same here! 😕
Being a junk collector myself, I can tell you that referring to his stuff as clutter is likely to put him in a defensive mode right off the bat. I would suggest that you talk about reorganization rather than “decluttering or minimizing” and that you offer to do it together as a couple rather than you doing his stuff or him yours. If he feels that he gets the final say on what stays or goes, the process will be less threatening.
As I go through my own stuff, I realize that I’m not even attached to much of it, can’t even remember why I kept it, or I remember why, but the situation no longer exists, so I no longer have use for it and then it becomes easy to donate or trash the item as applicable. Once you start the process and see how freeing it is, the anxiety and overwhelmed feeling slips away. He may never get to the point of being minimalist but if the amount of stuff decreases by even 20 percent you will probably both feel better. Having some areas that are “yours” and as minimal as you want and “his” and as filled up as he wants, will give you both sanctuaries where you feel at ease and don’t have to resent each other for your different styles.
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I notecid that we keep things just because: if I need this thing one day , what is I use it again, what if ... etc . I keep telling my self : Fine ! I decluter it now and if I need it someday I will buy it again . I can still have it if I really need it ! Ofcurs that someday never comes !
Exactly! Those what if days never happen as often as we think they do.
Just a random thought. We will never know if minimalists are lying to us about their possessions. For starters I can clean the room take a video and clutter all over again.
Yes. Donate.
My birthday tomorrow 25 and i want to change my mental state
Decluttering and Minimalism are two very different things. And one doesn't necessarily need to go with the other. There not a magic bullet. Get rid of obvious junk first, be methodical with the rest of your items. And work on the real issues affecting your life. Otherwise, all you'll be doing is sitting in an empty room with your depression and despondency.
Now that is a good point. I.ve decluttered but my main issues are still here
I wanna declutter so badly after watching this bahahaha!!! 🔥🔥🔥
I’m glad you enjoyed this my friend!
I almost didn’t recognised you. Even the top of your head was ‘decluttered’ 😁
I have declutered my entire house but am having trouble with photo declutering. I start and then quit over and over again
What do you believe the reason is for that? I’m assuming there is an emotional attachment there that is making it difficult for you! Have you uncovered why?
@@RonaldLBanks I just feel like it's an overwhelming project with hundreds of photos that I stop before I hardly get started
I started last year doing this...but this month...i stopped buying from amazon.
Why the blank walls???
Sterile living😊. Take from the video what you want and move on🙏🏼🙏🏼
He lets go of the hair. Is that also part of the minimalism journey? 😀
👍👍👍
I'm.going do a no buy for 60 days
Your videos always have a weird strip of video errors on the bottom. Weird cause this is the only channel that does this.
Are you AI? Just joking
Am I the only one who thinks that he talks too fast.