There really isn’t much better than a free morning alone and a used bookstore.
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Dear God, Grant us the grace to quiet the noise around us to hear your voice within us and to choose compassion and humanity in all we do— Amen!
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Define the end goal. “Before you touch a single item,” Sultan says, “start at the other end.” Define the goal first by asking what you want your life to look like, who are you becoming or what you are trying to make room for, and then look at what you own through that lens. The question to ask yourself, he says, is not “Do I like this?” or “Might I need this someday?” It should be “Is this helping me get where I am going?” For most items under the umbrella of conservation clutter, Sultan says, the answer is no.
Ask the right questions to shift your mindset. “Mindset shifts are likely to help you overcome the challenges you may face when decluttering,” Tate says. She tells her clients to use what she calls “reflective questions” to guide decision-making: How many possible uses could have happened since owning this item? How many uses actually occurred? If not you, then who could benefit from this item?Jolie Kerr
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Which outdated technology do you miss the most, and why?
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This is hard to say, but it’s true: some people enjoy hurting others.They like knowing they can affect you. They like the power. They like the control. And they’re not going to change until something makes them pay a real price for it.
You probably know these people. Maybe they’re in your family. The sibling who was always mean to you and never apologized. The parent who knew exactly how to make you feel unloved. Or, maybe it’s a different relationship—the friend who makes “jokes” that are really insults, the partner who weaponizes incompetence, or the coworker who undermines you in meetings.
Some people don’t cause hurt because they’re hurting. Some people simply don’t want to be kind; instead, they want their cruel actions to be accommodated. Minna b
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