Simple Minimalist Tip

Posted in Uncategorized by briandano on January 14, 2010

This is a simple and effective method to simplify your life gradually over time. This is good for those of you who are overwhelmed and don’t know where to start.

Get rid of 1 unnecessary item every day. This can be a big or small item. You can throw it away, recycle it, give it away, or sell it. Do whatever is necessary to eliminate it.

Drawers are a good place to start hunting for these items. If you get ambitious, feel free to let go of a couple items at a time.

As time goes on, it will get easier and easier to get rid of items. I promise.

Give it a try right now!

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