MINIMALISMO: 50 COISAS PARA JOGAR FORA | Estilo de vida Minimalista | Destralhar Desapego

MINIMALISM: 50 THINGS TO THROW AWAY | Minimalist Lifestyle | Decluttering Minimalism has brought me a sense of freedom, relief, and inner peace. Today, I apply minimalism to various areas of my life, as you can see by clicking here. However, initially, I simply started by decluttering what I saw lying around and accumulating in the house, and this initial step was essential for the beginning of my successful journey in this lifestyle, because seeing the house emptier and tidier motivated me to apply minimalism to other areas. In today's video, I'm sharing 50 things to let go of once and for all in your life. I've divided these objects into the five rooms of the house, but perhaps what I keep in my bedroom you can keep in another room, so adapt this list according to your circumstances. The most important thing is to look around each room and think about what you don't use and can donate, sell, or throw away. Let's change your life? The new version channel is here to help you. Bedrooms 1. Very old or rarely used bed linens 2. Too many pillows or cushions 3. Small, old, or torn clothes 4. Old or torn socks and underwear 5. Perfumes or perfume bottles 6. Too many picture frames 7. Broken or unpaired costume jewelry 8. Unused watches 9. Unused shoes 10. Worn-out toys Living Room 11. Expired documents 12. Mail 13. Artificial flowers 14. Unused books 15. Unused magazines 16. Unnecessary decorations 17. Cushions 18. Collections 19. DVDs 20. Video games Kitchen 21. Unused, lidless, or broken plastic containers 22. Condiments 23. Expired food 24. Old, broken, or unused dishes 25. Broken or unused appliances 26. Worn towels and other old cloths 27. Old pots and pans 28. Old utensils 29. Magnets 30. Plastic bags Outdoor Area 31. Rusty tools 32. Broken or unused grills 33. Expired cleaning products 34. Clothes pegs 35. Sports equipment 36. Broken or worn Christmas decorations 37. Broken beach items such as buckets, floats, or umbrellas 38. Worn brooms and mops 39. Broken or old plant pots 40. Unused or old appliances such as washing machines Bathrooms 41. Old and broken hairbrushes and accessories 42. Expired cosmetics 43. Makeup 44. Old towels 45. Old personal hygiene products 46. Expired medications 47. Dried-out nail polish 48. Nearly empty products 49. Toilet paper 50. Bathroom mats