I had the idea, I was, I was listening to, uh, I was reading a blog from The Minimalists, um, the other day, and one of the things they did is they categorized and said everything kind of falls into three categories.
Kind of your essential things, the things that you want and, and you use to live a good life, and then you've got the excess and the clutter.
And I played around with this idea a little bit in my mind over the last couple of days and thought, yeah, it's really actually helpful for some people to see things within this lens.
Do you see things like, what do I actually need? And sometimes we conflate that, and we think we need all the things, but actually when you drill it down, what do you actually need? That you're gonna keep what you need.
You've got, what do I want? What is it that will help me to live a, a good life, a life with good wellbeing and a life I enjoy, things I, I like around me? And you've got this like, this is what I want.
And then you've got this excess, and that's the things that you actually don't need.
And so by a- being able to kind of categorize, I hope that this is just one other tool that you can add into your way of thinking about the stuff in your home.
I had the idea, I was, I was listening to, uh, I was reading a blog from The Minimalists, um, the other day, and one of the things they did is they categorized and said everything kind of falls into three categories.
Kind of your essential things, the things that you want and, and you use to live a good life, and then you've got the excess and the clutter.
And I played around with this idea a little bit in my mind over the last couple of days and thought, yeah, it's really actually helpful for some people to see things within this lens.
Do you see things like, what do I actually need? And sometimes we conflate that, and we think we need all the things, but actually when you drill it down, what do you actually need? That you're gonna keep what you need.
You've got, what do I want? What is it that will help me to live a, a good life, a life with good wellbeing and a life I enjoy, things I, I like around me? And you've got this like, this is what I want.
And then you've got this excess, and that's the things that you actually don't need.
And so by a- being able to kind of categorize, I hope that this is just one other tool that you can add into your way of thinking about the stuff in your home.
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