Don’t think, just grab a trash bag and throw away these 100 things:
1. Hotel shampoo bottles
2. That full donation box sitting by your door
3. To Do lists with the same 2 things crossed off for weeks
4. Wine corks
5. Ketchup packets
6. Mustard packets
7. Emery boards with no emery
8. Duplicates
9. Cables and cords to who knows what
10. Barely-there candles
11. Makeup with 2 drops left
12. Outdated technology like old cell phones and printers
13. Landline telephones
14. That second china set
15. User manuals for stuff you don’t own anymore
16. Lanyards from conferences
17. Invitations for past events (it’s over)
18. Expired coupons
19. Wire hangers from the dry cleaners
20. College textbooks (there’s updated info on Google!)
21. School notebooks with stuff you don’t care to know again
22. Shoes that you never wear because they give you blisters but you think they’re cute to look at
23. Cooking oil older than 1 year
24. Spices older than 2 years
25. Wooden chopsticks from take-out
26. Earrings without the backs
27. That 4th pajama set
28. Empty bottles
29. Tupperware without a matching lid
30. Tupperware with knife marks and spaghetti stains
31. Keychains
32. Air fresheners that don’t freshen
33. Dead/Dried flowers
34. Food on your kitchen counter you haven’t touched in weeks
35. That 3rd frying pan
36. Scarves and gloves you never ever wear
37. Party favors
38. Used up day planners
39. Day planners you don’t use
40. Random plastic cups
41. Clothes from the 90s
42. Magazines from last month
43. Books you didn’t finish
44. Books you finished and didn’t like
45. Plastic pots the plant came in
46. Souvenirs that don’t make you smile
47. TV and appliances boxes older than the warranty
48. Paperweights (huh?)
49. Business cards (scan and toss)
50. Birthday cards with no heartfelt message
51. Gifts you someday hope to regift
52. Exams you got a C on
53. Exams you got an A on
54. Old sneakers
55. Sample skincare packets older than 5 days
56. Board games with missing pieces
57. Stuffed animals (keep 1 if you must)
58. Promotional swag
59. Unknown keys
60. Batteries that don’t work
61. Museum brochures
62. Doctor’s office pamphlets
63. Old, tired sunnies
64. Fresh Prince posters
65. Twist ties
66. Old sponges
67. Gift cards with $0 balance
68. Vases you don’t love
69. Digital voice recorders
70. Scratched CDs (since you haven’t gone completely digital yet)
71. Walkman (someone had to say it)
72. Cassette tapes (really?)
73. Emergency sewing kits (unless it’s the 1 in your travel bag)
74. Torn, stretched out shower cap
75. Junk mail
76. Bottle caps
77. Decorative soap
78. Driver discs
79. Broken clocks you won’t ever buy the battery for
80. Dead succulents
81. Old pillows and bedsheets
82. Old undies
83. Cardboard coasters
84. Extra buttons
85. Phone books
86. Catalogs
87. Baby spoons
88. Loose bobby pins
89. Abandoned crayons
90. Cards from exes
91. Expired canned food
92. Expired medicine
93. Spam
94. Beach towels that smell like chlorine
95. Business receipts older than 5 years
96. Rusty bicycles
97. Barbies with an arm missing
98. Pens with no ink
99. Pencils with no eraser
100. Cookbooks you’ve never opened
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All done?? Hi-five. Whether you tossed it in the trash, shredder or recycling, the house already feels better doesn’t it?
Now, to throw out 100 limiting beliefs from your mind…