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  1. Heidi Johnston permalink

    I just found your list of benefits today while searching the internet. These are really good!! Thanks.

  2. Christy permalink

    I would add another benefit that I have found -

    In order to minimize, your values come very clear. You look at your things as things and it takes the emotion out of stuff and puts it where it belongs – people. :)

  3. Juanita permalink

    Hmmm. #6 is hitting me…”not tied to the past.”
    I have a really hard time getting rid of things from my childhood because I want to be able to share them with my kids when they are older.
    However, I am letting go of my chilhood bed tomorrow because we just don’t have space. Maybe I am on my way to letting the stuff of the past go?!?

  4. Regarding being attached to the things from the past. One thing you can do is take pictures of them with your digital camera. If you have an Apple computer, you can use their service to put together a photo book with little quotations next to them. It would make a nice coffee table book! (just don’t cluttered your coffee table with too many books thou:-)

  5. I like benefit #12- Easier to entertain.
    This is especially true when living in a small condo. There is not enough room to host any get together’s. Clearing clutter is the best way:)
    Great article;)

  6. luizacampos permalink

    Com certeza saberei tirar vantagens das lições.

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