“When your closets, cabinets and garage are crammed with who you used to be or who you might be someday, where does who you are today live?” Stevens-Heebner said. “When you let go of anything that isn’t a tool for the life you’re living now, you’ll be living in a home rather than inside a storage space. That unused treadmill, those years-old craft supplies, the dusty golf bag are not investments in your future self. They’re expensive reminders of the person you wish you were, taking up space that the extraordinary person you actually are needs to live in.”
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