How do you know if you’ve gone a little TOO gung-ho about minimalism?

(Other than your family being afraid that if they leave anything on the counter, it’ll be whisked away and they’ll never see it again!)

Today’s episode covers the three handy questions you need to know if you’re at all worried about whether or not you’re getting rid of too much stuff.

Keep listening for your over-purging cheat sheet!

What you’ll learn:

·        Are you trying to talk yourself out of items you’re regularly using?

·        Are you revisiting your sentimental items every other month?

·        Are you donating every toy not played with in two weeks?

That’s not what this is about.

Where do you need to go gentler on yourself in your minimalism journey? Where are you pushing too hard in the decluttering process?

Let go, release the expectations, and take a deep breath. You’re already there.

You just need to start living it. (Not decluttering another room.)

What are you going to do today, just for fun, because you have the time post-decluttering?

You’ve got this!

Alyssa

Episode transcript: https://yourunbusylife.com/decluttering-too-much/

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