028 - But it's a good box!

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Summary

In this episode, Heather Tingle discusses the habit of keeping boxes and the impact it has on clutter in our homes. She explores the reasons why people keep boxes, such as the sentimental value or the belief that they may need them in the future. Heather encourages listeners to evaluate the cost of keeping boxes and the benefits of decluttering. She also provides tips on how to determine whether to keep a box or let it go.

Takeaways

• Keeping boxes can lead to clutter and take up valuable space in our homes.
• It's important to evaluate the reasons for keeping a box and consider if it is truly necessary.
• Boxes that have sentimental value or can be repurposed for storage can be kept, but boxes kept solely for resale purposes may not be worth the space they occupy.
• Checking return policies and considering alternative solutions can help alleviate the fear of discarding boxes.
• Letting go of unnecessary boxes can create a more organized and spacious living environment.

Chapters

00:00
The Habit of Keeping Boxes and Its Impact on Clutter

03:45
The Cost of Keeping Boxes and the Benefits of Decluttering

07:18
Creating an Organised and Spacious Living Environment

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