Decluttering sounds easy when the items involved are clearly broken, unwanted or useless. The difficult decisions sit in the middle. They are the things I do not use, but feel uncomfortable discarding. They might be: Each individual item may take up very little space. The problem is the repeated indecision. I pick something up, think…
I do not usually struggle with obviously reckless purchases. My problem is the grey area. It is the attractive item that I can afford, might enjoy and do not strictly need. It might be: None of these purchases would necessarily cause serious financial damage. But repeatedly buying things that are merely “quite nice” still costs…
My life does not fit neatly into one task list. In any given week, I may need to balance: None of these areas exists in isolation. A demanding work week affects how much energy I have for training. A difficult night with the baby changes what is realistic the next morning. A busy coaching weekend…