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Stop buying storage bins. You don't need anymore. If you currently have bins in your garage, your attic, your closet, and your basement, if you have bins everywhere and they're packed to capacity, and you start organizing your house and you find yourself having to go out and buy more bins, it's time to start unloading and getting rid of some things. Because if you have those containers and you haven't opened them in years, if you were to pull one out and you couldn't even guess what's inside, and once you look inside it's a bunch of stuff that you even forgot you owned, just go ahead and get rid of it. You haven't had a need for in the past two, three, or five years, chances are you're not going to have a need for in the next five. There is something freeing, and I can't describe it, okay? I can't put my finger on it, but there is something freeing about letting go of stuff and creating more space in your home. I, you know, I've seen, I've heard people say things like, well, we have to move, you know, I have to get a bigger house because I've ran out of storage space. But I challenge you to look at it from a different perspective. Did you really run out of storage space, or is your space being consumed by things that you're never going to use again? It's definitely something worth considering. And one advice that I've always given is that, if you feel that your house, that you've outgrown your house and that you just have no room, try decluttering first. Try decluttering, because you might realize by removing a lot of stuff, especially a lot of bulky furniture, that you still have enough space. It's just that you couldn't see it because there was stuff everywhere.