<p>There’s nothing like the prospect of moving to make you confront your stuff. The macramé set at the back of the closet, the tennis rackets gathering dust. Maybe there’s even a picnic basket you bought with good intentions but never used because, well, you’d rather dine on a patio.</p>

Katie Holdefehr outlined the process in her book Embrace Your Space{ai:summary}<p>Moving prompts a thorough evaluation of belongings, revealing items like unused macramé sets, dusty tennis rackets, and neglected picnic baskets. This process often highlights the gap between intentions and actual usage of various possessions. #society</p>

Want to declutter? Try the "move-out method”

Loading...