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3 common problems...
...most people run into when trying to determine usefulness of an item:
- Exaggerating or over-emphasizing its need in the future.
- Underestimating the cost and space it takes up.
- Ignoring the storage cost.
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Over 300,000 items...
...is the number of items in the average American home.
That’s true even though 1 in 10 Americans (and rising) rent offsite storage and even though the size of the American house has tripled in the past 50 years.
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The RFASR Declutter Formula
- Recency — “When was the last time I used this?”
- Frequency — “How often do I use this?”
- Acquisition Cost — “How difficult/expensive is it to get this?”
- Storage Cost — “How much space and maintenance cost is it tied to?”
- Retrieve C...
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When you get rid of something...
... all that happens is that you'll have to buy or borrow the item, if you ever wanted/needed it. That's it.
There might be some costs to that, but the costs of keeping that item exist too: it might cost you to root through to find what you need, stress and guilt when you see ...
Past progress is often misunderstood
Future progress is underrated because past progress is misunderstood.
- There are times when optimism is so great and so broad that we become blind to future risks
- People tend to be optimistic about their own future but pessimistic about others. ...
Psychological Reasons for Misjudgments
- Underestimating the power of rewards and punishment
- Valuing the present more highly than the future.
- Over-influence by vivid or the most recent information.
- Constructing explanations that fit an outcome.
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