Amy Revell

adjusted intake with a client who's like, yeah, there are mice and say like, yes, yes, yes.

Stuff stays where you put it is number four.

Number five is stuff multiplies to fill the space that you give it.

We're going to deep dive into that and learn a little bit about Parkinson's law in that.

The next one is over time, you just don't see your stuff.

And you know, I've talked about that quite a few times.

We're

Number, I don't really know what number we're up to.

We're up to something.

When you have a lot of stuff, you have to pay for it over and over.

So, you know, thinking about the fact that you pay to purchase it, you pay to keep it, you pay to store it, you pay to look after it.

And it's just, that's just the money side of it.

And then you've got your time and energy.

Number seven, stuff affects your mental health.

I mean, if this year's podcast has not been great evidence of that, with bringing clinical evidence around our mental health and wellbeing and the impact of clutter,

Just go back and listen to the last few episodes.

Number nine is stuff is valuable only if you use it.

We're going to go deep dive into that.

And stuff can't buy you happiness is number 10.

These are excellent.