Tip of the Week-Throw Away Empty Boxes
Hi Friends,
In our last episode, we tackled the thrilling topic of updating insurance info (I know, riveting stuff!). Today, we’re talking about something that might be lurking in your home – empty boxes.
Now, we’ve all been there, right? Holding on to shoe boxes, luxury jewelry boxes, and goodness knows what else, just because they look nice or make us feel all warm and fuzzy inside. But here’s the deal: these empty boxes are like little emotional clutter bombs.
So, I’m challenging you, to take a look around your place and really evaluate those empty boxes. Sure, repurposing is great, but what about those boxes from big-ticket purchases? You know, the ones that make you think, “What if I need to return this?” or “What if something bad happens?”
Well, here’s my take on it. If you haven’t needed that box in the past 60-90 days, it’s time to let it go. Trust me, the world won’t come crashing down, promise! And if you’re not quite ready to say goodbye, set a time limit to make the parting a bit less painful.
Empty boxes, they’re just placeholders from the past, and they’re taking up precious space in your home. And don’t forget about our Free Webinar on September 20th! There’s still time to secure your spot! Register here.
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XO
-Laurie
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