Shortcomings rarely considered
- Organizing doesn’t benefit anyone else. The possessions we rarely use sit on shelves in our basements, attics, and garages.
- It doesn’t turn back our desire for more.
- It doesn’t solve our debt problems. It never addresses the underlying issue that we just buy too much stuff
- It doesn’t force us to evaluate our lives.
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