Neuroscience of selling your stuff

So that explains the garage full of stuff? My efforts are humble, I've neighbors that leave $40,000 + cars outside and all that crap inside?

My hotrod gets protection, and the recycler bin is quite full thank you.

This explains why my husband is a rat pack ... now I believe him when he says that he cannot part with anything dear to his heart.

Actually I had that problem for many years, my wife helped me fix the problem. I have herd a song by that also explained the beauty of minimilist possessions.

It is not all like that, I've chests and storage containers of stuff only I in my family know the value of. I am still an engineer just not overwhelmed by my stuff any more.

S true that neatly organized junk and less of it place smaller pressures on our minds. : -- )

Over many years we have had many house shifts.

My wife just loves to throw things out, or sell them, because they are not used.

I am like many practical men, who retain things because they might come in handy, some day.

many years of experience and careful observance have resulted in a common result.

I have called it "Sparky's Universal Unfortunate Disposal Law", which states: "The day after you throw out some "surplus or unwanted" article, is the very day you need it, or some part of it, to repair something else".

Kind Regards....

How true!!!!