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by Jeffrey Strain
52 Week Decluttering Challenge 2015 When one thinks about getting their finances in order, the first thing that comes to mind usually isn’t declutteri... read the story
by Jennifer Derrick
Reflections on a Purge This winter I have focused on purging my house of excess stuff. I’ve never thought of myself as having a lot of st... read the story
by Jennifer Derrick
The Paradox of Stuff: Own Less, Use More Most of us tend to think that more is better, especially when it comes to our “stuff.” If two pairs of shoes... read the story
by Danielle Warchol
10 Alternatives To Paying For A Storage Unit Does it ever seem like you have too much stuff and no room to store it? When that happens, buying or renting a storage u... read the story
by Jennifer Derrick
Getting My Stuff Back in Balance Generally, I don’t do New Year’s resolutions. I tend to decide to do things throughout the year and then jus... read the story
by Denise Trowbridge
The Zen of Giving Away Your Stuff >Here’s something marketers don’t want you to know: Stuff cannot and will not ever make you happy. In fact, ... read the story

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