“Uncover the 7 Surprising Habits Sabotaging Your Simplicity—Are You Guilty of These?”
But here’s the truth: most of those “just in case” items never get used. Instead, they pile up, creating clutter and making it harder to focus on what actually matters.
Letting go of this habit doesn’t mean getting rid of everything impulsively—it means being honest about what truly adds value to your life. If you haven’t used something in months (or years), chances are, you won’t miss it once it’s gone.
2) Saying yes to everything
For years, I thought saying yes to every request made me a good friend, a reliable coworker, and an all-around better person. I’d agree to plans I didn’t have time for, take on extra work when my plate was already full, and commit to things out of guilt rather than genuine interest.
