This is how I was able to empty 300 beauty products in 8 months

If you want to start a project pan journey, you want to start by auditing your collection of things by finding items that need to be finished first. Empty those and restrain yourself from buying more. You'll be so inspired by the amount of stuff that you're holding on to that are basically finished. We keep buying and buying and buying for the sake of novelty, but the reality is, it creates decision fatigue, unnecessary clutter, and a hole in your pocket. I literally had products that were like this laying around. I had almost 100 of them. Like, that's the crazy part. Is like, when I sat down and was able to pull out drawers, which by the way, they go, they run deep. I had stuff stuck in the back that I forgot about, and they'd been sitting there for probably years. When we're constantly overconsuming, it's impossible for our brains to keep track of like, inventory like that. It's just not possible. So what you want to do is just go through your stuff and literally find things that are like, close to being finished. You focus on those first. Empty them, empty them, empty them, and then you're gonna gain so much momentum. The trick here is, do not fall into the trap of being like, oh my god, there's so much empty space. What do I fill it with? Not more stuff. You don't have to fill it all the way up. You don't have to fill it all the way up. Did you hear me? When you're a baby project paner, that's the first step. You want to go through, find the stuff that's practically finished. Like, here's another oil I have that's like, less than halfway done. Those are the things you focus on first.