I look at an old fable from when I was little and how I’ve changed my view on it completely. And, of course, how it relates to hoarding – and dehoarding.
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Dehoarding fast vs. slow and steady approachThe benefits of dehoarding fastGetting a lot done in a short timeResponding to emergency situationsHarnessing sudden bursts of motivationThe risks of dehoarding fastBurnoutImpracticality of sustaining a fast pace in the long termEmphasising the importance of finding a balance between fast and slow dehoardingAcknowledging the benefits and drawbacks of both approachesThe significance of Aesop's fable "The Hare and the Tortoise"Initial scepticism about the fableUnderstanding the importance of perseverance and consistency over speedDrawing parallels between the fable and dehoardingPrimary Topic: Slow and steady work for dehoardingSustained approach for dehoarding the entire homeMaking habits or new behaviours stick and become habitualEnhancing slow progress with focus and documentationAchieving objective progress through slow and steady workSuitability for long-term planning and sustainable change in behaviours and beliefsRiding the wave when the urge to throw into action arisesRecognising when to work fastPotential drawbacks leading to complacency or exhaustionBalancing fast and slow dehoarding approachesFinding a balance for effective and sustainable progressAvoiding the pitfalls of extremes in dehoarding approachesFast action can be encouraging and valuable.Sustainable pace fosters effective dehoarding.Slow, steady progress towards a liveable home.