Letting go of things
Learning to let go of things is about reflecting on the real value of your belongings and letting go of the unnecessary ones.
- Start the process of getting rid of stuff progressively: begin with the easy ones - items you don’t even remember what they are or what they’re supposed to be used for.
- Slowly move up towards more sentimental items. Ask yourself: “Why do I care about this item?”
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