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Whether it is a scented candle, a bottle of wine, or an expensive jacket, we tend to keep it for a special occasion.
We usually do not use something as we have unconsciously decided that it is too nice.
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Life is not about postponing the good stuff, and one has to live today to the max, as any day can be our last day.
Use the things that are lying in your closet: the dress that is too bright, the expensive shoes you haven’t worn in years, or the piece of jewellery that is waiting for you to...
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It is very easy to accumulate stuff nowadays when online ordering is done with a few clicks and the stuff reaches our doorstep in no time. What’s has become an increasing problem is using the stuff we own.
Example: Most of us use only 20 percent of our clothes 80 percent of t...
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