88 - How to Let Go of Your Own Memorabilia

Organize 365 Podcast

Lisa Woodruff

Lisawoodruff, Education, Self-improvement, Entrepreneurship, Business

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🗓️ 19 February 2016

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Today is all about YOU. Why do we save what we save, and how can we make the decision to get rid of it?

In this podcast I am sharing the 10 items I have help on to for 35-15 years. How I acquired the item, what it means to me and why it is time to let it go.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Organized 365 Podcast. My name is Lisa Woodruff and I'm a professional
0:07.1	organizer and blogger in Cincinnati, Ohio. I want to help you get your home
0:11.8	organized and help you organize life stages and unexpected events.
0:17.0	So sit back, relax, and let's get organized.
0:21.0	Today I want to talk to you about what are you saving in your house for yourself for memories.
0:29.0	Two weeks ago we talked about what do you save for your children and last week we talked about what do you
0:33.6	save when a parent or a spouse or child passes away and today I thought it would
0:39.4	round out the series to talk about like what are you saving for yourself that you could get rid of or I
0:44.4	I guess I didn't even know really what the whole point of the podcast and post would be
0:48.8	but it seemed pretty logical that if we were going to talk about what your kids wanted to save and what
0:54.1	you would save when people passed away we would talk about our own stuff and what we
0:59.0	save in our house now I'm just going to be completely honest with you.
1:03.0	I was supposed to record this podcast at least five other times
1:08.0	and every time I found something different to do other than record this podcast.
1:12.0	One day I spent the entire day
1:14.4	cleaning my house doing all of the laundry like I procrastinated like I never
1:19.1	procrastinate like I'm pretty good at even if there's something that's challenging I might
1:23.8	procrastinate the first time I do it but the second time I just buckle down and
1:27.2	get it done and this post and podcast have been procrastinated to the point
1:32.2	that I cannot procrastinate it anymore.
1:34.8	Like if I don't record it today, it's not going to get edited in time to be online by Friday.
1:40.4	And I say that to you because I'm going to go through and talk to you about 11 things
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