I've since cleared out, but, uh, I know I'm not alone in this.

Well, I'm certainly not a believer, you know, I'm not, um, a preacher of minimalism.

I mean, I think that it's really important to have things that are useful to you and that you love, and to create an environment that's very in your, that works for you.

I mean, at, that's gonna be different for every person.

So I, I don't advocate, like, you know, I'm gonna judge you and that you have to get rid of everything, and everything that you have purchased or you're holding onto or your kids' artwork is a waste.

But what I do do is you have to challenge yourself, right? And it's sort of a little bit like a personal trainer, is that you have to ask yourself how many of X do you need? Like, could you select a few that might represent y- your kids' art collection throughout the year? I have my clients, once we do the major organizing and then I set up a system for them, and sometimes I go back and do maintenance.

We'll, we'll do the kids' artwork every year, and then we'll whittle it down.

But it did, I did make a little bit of headway, so that was good.