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Adding Not Subtracting: What Leaving 90% of Our Things Behind Taught Me About Life

Perspectives • 4 implied HN points • 30 Jan 25
🎭️ Culture Life lessons Minimalism Family Moving Psychology
  1. Leaving behind a lot of things can make you feel freer and help you understand what you truly need. It's surprising how much stuff we hold onto that we don't really use.
  2. Moving quickly forces you to focus on essentials instead of getting distracted by all your accumulated things. Sometimes, the rush can make decisions clearer.
  3. Instead of thinking about what to get rid of, it can be helpful to think about what really adds value to your life. This shift in thinking can change how you view your belongings.

What's in a house?

10x your mind • 219 implied HN points • 12 Jan 23
🎭️ Culture Personal Growth Memories Moving Family Happiness
  1. Moving homes can bring a mix of excitement and nostalgia, especially when leaving behind cherished memories of pets and loved ones.
  2. Old connections and memories hold a special place in our hearts, making it easier to adapt to new environments and changes.
  3. Accepting and embracing both joyful and painful emotions is crucial for a fulfilling and happy life journey.

Sunday Brunch for March 24

Xavi Benjamin • 19 implied HN points • 24 Mar 24
🏝 Travel Moving Community Emotions
  1. Xavi Benjamin's Sunday Brunch newsletter features subscriber-only recommendations of various media and content.
  2. Xavi Benjamin is preparing for a move from California to Arizona to seek a more affordable cost of living, a queer and polyamorous community, and access to an international airport.
  3. This significant move represents a mix of emotions for Xavi, including excitement, nervousness, fear, and hope for personal growth and new experiences in Arizona.
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