21 Things You’re REALLY Saying

When you justify keeping things in your clutter because you tell yourself – and others – that you’ll use it ‘eventually’, here’s a list of 21 things you’re actually saying.

1. I don’t want to step outside my comfort zone to clear my clutter.
2. Keeping things gives me a sense of security or control.
3. If I let go, I let go of the possibilities and the ability to be spontaneous.
4. It’s easier to keep it than to make a decision I might regret.
5. I’m scared of change  / I have a fear of the void.
6. Having a realistic deadline based on my needs in the near future sends me into the panic zone.
7. I’m struggling to accept the facts of the present.
8. I’m hoping the situation will change without me needing to make a decision or take action.
9. The idea of using it “eventually” lets me procrastinate without guilt.
10. I want to ‘futureproof’ my life by making sure I always have enough if my circumstances change.
11. It’s hard for me to admit I have something I don’t need and won’t use in the near future.
12. I don’t want to waste money by letting it go.
13. This item represents a past version of myself.
14. I learnt from my family to be frugal and self-sufficient. Letting go feels disrepsectful / wasteful.
15. If I let it go now, I might regret that decision later (despite always having the ‘not sure’ option).
16. Letting this go feels like admitting defeat or failure.
17. I struggle with decision fatigue and would rather postpone taking action in the present.
18. Letting go feels permanent and uncomfortable.
19. I’m not sure who I’ll be in the present or future without these things from the past.
20. I want to feel prepared for every possible scenario.
21. I don’t trust myself to know what I need in the present or in my future Clutter Free Best Life.

You can clear your clutter FAST, or you can clear your clutter FOREVER, but you can’t clear your clutter FOREVER FAST.

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