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>There's a big temptation to hold on to things until I can sell them, but I find the immediate satisfaction and cleanliness of having them gone sooner just by donating or throwing them far outweighs the monetary value for things under like $100

Imo kondo is not completely wrong. It is important to target owning things we love. I think the issue most Americans ha e is that we accumulate so many things that are cool but only a handful of those things level up to loved. Not every toy will become a favorite.

I've searched my feelings on it and I think a good litmus test is "would I rebuy this if it was deatroyed" and "if I had children, would i want them to have this"

If the answer is no, you are probably just keeping it because it mildly interesting or cool or is worth money.

For those things you can donate or sell. For selling you can set your own personal worth sell/donate target. Like lets say it has to be $150 to sel. Everything worth less than $150 gets donated.

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