DECLUTTERING
Minimalist
jargon
of
which often
to talk is "Decluttering" in the sense to cut off in the our life
all
the things in more
for to
arrive of to
have the
things
that we
consider usefuls
and
indispensable. Can be start to do decluttering with
the clothes on the wardrobe
that we
don't use or
that
we don't like more,
clothing is a basic need, but how many clothes do you need? The
consumerism boom has led many of us to believe that shopping for
clothes is the ultimate way to de-stress. This is not true. In fact, if
you let your happyness depend on how many clothes you have, then you
will never be satisfied no matter how much you shop. Think about how
simple life would be, if you did not have to get up everyday and worry
about what to wear. Do you wear every single piece of clothing you
have? Try to live by the rule that if you do not use a piece of cloting
for more than three months,we can to sale or give as a gift.
How to declutter your house? Start with any one room in your house, if
it is too much for you, do one drawer at a time. Divide all the things
in three categories: Need, Donate/Sell and Dispose. Decide why you need
something and how you life will be affected, if you do not have it.
Every item you own must have a purpose. If you can do without
something, either sell it or dispose it, according to the condition and
value of the object. Think about how it could be beneficial to someone
and accordingly donate it. With your old photo,
you can to scan and memorize in digital format on your hard disk on the PC,
and to save
space that the photo albums take up, also with your CD,DVD you
can save a lot of space from your shelves and transfer them to the hard
disk of your computer. You can to do decluttering with our
consumption, with our way of live making it more ecosustainable saving
energetically, can to do decluttering stopping to be multitasking in our way of live, to linger overt
the
most important
things
to be omitting
the item that make us waste time. Decluttering is also you will be a true Minimalist.
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