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Hello there, listeners.

My name is Stephanie Safarian and you're listening to episode 329 of sustainable

minimalist.

On today's show, we are discussing two things. We're first outlining

the hidden costs of clutter. I have five of them for you and then we are

discussing responsible decluttering and mindful rehoming ideas for the clutter that we already have.

It is that time of year again where the clutter starts to get to us, right? Some of us are

proactive in that we get unwanted items out of our homes before the influx of stuff comes in with the holidays.

Others, amongst us, prefer to be more retroactive about their clutter issues and so in January

perhaps if you're more retroactive you tend to do a clean sweep of the clutter and

so this episode is for all of us, whether we're proactive,

getting it out before the holidays, or retroactive getting it out after the influx is making us a little crazy.

In part one, we're discussing the hidden costs

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