Hester Grainger

If I've not even thought about it or not even used it, do I really need it?

Yeah.

I mean, we, I feel like you've been around, we have a loft full of teddy bears.

And that was like, I don't know if you ever see it on social media, people like I have the stuffed teddy autism and like my kids are autistic and my daughter is.

And the other day I was like, we maybe need to go through those at some point.

And she was like, absolutely not.

We're like, okay, fine.

They're fine.

We've got the room and the loft.

It's fine.

But I think it's when you're running out of space.

So then maybe you tackle the things that don't have all those emotions and memories.

And this sounds really silly and it might seem a bit mad, but I've had tons of clothes over the years.

That's one of my dopamine seeking is shopping.

So I'm trying to get rid of stuff and I'm trying to go through the woodgers and I'm thinking, what's going to work?

And how I framed it, which fits with your vitamins and their emotions, is I was like, this dress or this jacket is in my wardrobe and it is not living its best life, right?

And it needs to run free and it needs to go and be with someone else where it gets worn and shown off and is living its best life.

And all of a sudden I could get rid of loads of stuff.

Because I just was like, it's sad in my cupboard.

It doesn't get shown.