Kalen Bruce
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87 appearances
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 20 Dec
Kalen Bruce’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We know we can't sell it for much, so we hold on to it.
Holding on to an item we don't use that we paid a bunch of money for will only keep us focused on how much money we spent.
Give it a new home.
Someone else may actually use it.
Number two, we're afraid we'll need it later.
But we almost never do.
We've given a lot of stuff away, and I would say we end up needing about 1% of it, but even then, we were able to either just do without it or buy it again for cheap from someone else who doesn't think they need it anymore.
Number three, we've attached sentimental value.
This is the hardest, but it's also the most important when decluttering.
It's important that we don't tie up our feelings in material objects.
You won't lose memories just because you gave something away.
If the item makes you happy, keep it.
But if it's a burden that you keep out of some sort of obligation, keep the memory of the object and get rid of the object.
Now let's move on to how you can get started.
Go at your own pace.
This is obvious, yes, but important enough to note.
If you're in a chaotic season of life right now with kids and school or sports and a hectic work life, it's not going to be the time to dedicate two hours a day to decluttering.
But you may be able to dedicate two hours a weekend or 10 minutes a day.
Do what you can.
You don't have to tackle the most difficult area first.
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