Limit the stacks of stuff

Before Breakfast

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Self-improvement, Education

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🗓️ 2 July 2024

⏱️ 7 minutes

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A little tip to help any space stay clean

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0:00.0	Guys, we are back. We are so excited. It is season two of your favorite New Girl Rewatch
0:06.9	podcast. We have got a new season, we got a new name, we have got some of your
0:10.5	favorite people from the New Girl universe we've got the creator and
0:13.7	showrunner Liz Maryweather we got the max greenfield
0:17.2	Olivia Munn we also have some of your least favorites like like Jake Johnson
0:21.4	what's up we do have Jake Johnson? LeMorne.
0:22.6	What's up?
0:23.6	We do have Jake Johnson though.
0:24.6	Yeah.
0:25.6	Listen to the mess around on the I-hard radio app, Apple Podcasts, or production of I Heart Radio.
0:40.0	Good morning.
0:42.0	This is Laura.
0:44.0	Welcome to the Before Breakfast Podcast.
0:47.0	Today's tip is to limit the stacks of stuff.
0:52.0	Often, a small stack turns into a big stack, but a stack
0:58.0	won't start where there isn't one. This insight can help you make any space look more orderly.
1:08.0	My family moved into a new house about two and a half years ago.
1:12.4	We threw out or donated a lot of stuff before moving, but plenty of
1:16.8	things still made it into the boxes. As we were unpacking, we found stuff that didn't have homes, or still needed to be donated.
1:27.7	So I put some donation boxes in the upstairs hallway.
1:31.6	That's also where I stored some boxes of things that didn't have a home or
1:35.6	needed to be put away sometime. And there those boxes sat for quite a while.
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