hey seve do u still remember me? I messaged you like a month ago that i use your vlogs for my IELTS (English language) exam. I made it. I passed and I think I will be moving to the USA before this year ends. Thank u s much... keep posting.
This inspired me. I've done a quick run-around, reconciled with "I am never actually going to use this" a few times, and while I didn't count, I'd guess I'm way over 100 items in 30 mins or so. Mostly old music junk (like, how many promotional plectrums does anyone need?). I cleared a bag of items from my wardrobe the other day that will be donated this weekend, too.
Yeah I get that. I do a lot of these "playful" challenges. I don't care so much about the actual challenge but more what I can gain from this experience 😊 And yeah after filming this video, I have already decluttered more stuff so definitely it's good to do that whenever you notice something you don't need anymore 🙌
I love this. I did the first five mini with you and got 19 things and I declutter often. I’m going to finish it tomorrow when I have some time. That was fun. Thank you.
i remember when i first got into minimalism, i did a big declutter and it felt good, a month later i did another declutter and then another a month after that. i realised there were so many things i could declutter after the first round that i just didn't think of, after decluttering the third time i really found i was free. i think i honestly only own like 100 things now, but I'm not without i have a kindle for books, a switch, Gameboy, ps5, PS vita all digital and loaded with games, my laptop, my camera, a mobile, a couple of journals, a few trinkets that are meaningful and my clothes. great thing about minimalism is there are no limits to what you can and cant declutter, what's minimal to one person may not be minimal to the next person. the important thing is recognising we hold onto things that may have once held purpose or sentiment but they no longer do and its time to let them go. I come from a place where my family home is full of hoarders, like I'm talking 10+ shipping containers and 2x 4 car garages full to the brim of stuff. my dad has like 20 cars on his property and in all honesty each to their own, nothing wrong with it if that's their values but personally i feel so free knowing i can put all my stuff in a car and still fit my cat and wife and drive away if i have to. I feel like its important to appreciate material things but learn to not get too attached to them, appreciating and loving an item even treasuring it is good, but when its gone, let it go, everything can be replaced and i think that's the real lesson here. I am really enjoying your journey, i decided to do my first youtube video recently, i have deleted all social media except for youtube and that's to be used on my laptop only which is tethered in my office. its kinda crazy but I'm honestly feeling my own creativity and wants coming in on their own. No longer bound to the influence of others unintentionally, im being very intentional on what i consume now and i feel like im developing more and more healthy habits daily and i am really enjoying this journey. You are an inspiration, thank you!
I find books and electronics extremely hard to get rid of because a lot of them cost a lot and I am always like, What if I need that information again? Especially, when it comes to textbooks but I ended up getting rid of and donating a lot last because they are old versions and too much of a hassle to sell online. It was at a loss but textbooks are kind of like used cars in that sense. The minute you open the door and drive the car it depreciates in value.
Yeah, I feel the same. I haven't yet decluttered a lot of books but these days we can find so many things online and in Finland the library system is wonderful, so I'll start slowly decluttering those as well, like I did for a few in this video 👍 Thanks for the comment!
@@SunnyKindJourney I was also, telling the head of the school bookstore that for me, it's also hard of getting rid of physical textbooks because it is so nice not to look at a screen for a while. Meanwhile, if you go on a tablet you are just switching to a different screen.
Hi Seve, what a funny video. You made me laugh...your mothers Christmas gift...ha, ha. Be careful - smile. I declutter my whole apartment, because I'll move in May to a new home. It's unbelievable how all these things come into the house. I'll remember your video tomorrow - new day - new challenge! Thanks for sharing with us.
Yay! A new video. I just tapped into a different video and saw yours as it was loading so I went out of it to save yours. Thank you, looking forward to see it.
The Pianist is a great and meaningful movie so you should watch it again and again! But I guess you can find it in netflix. And it’s okay decluttering some books your mom gave you as long as you give them to some other kids😊❤
Bravo, Seve! Well done for having fun while reaching and exceeding your timed decluttering target 😊 You’re an inspiration. I think you said that you’d sell at least one of the items, but will you donate the others to, for example, a charity shop? Best wishes.
Yes, by decluttering I mean mainly donating. If things are easy to sell and I can get at least $10-20 from them, usually I try first selling. For things like socks, papers, etc. I just recycled them.
I don't declutter on a restricted time basis, but approach it on a task basis i.e. I declutter clothes, or books, or linens/textiles, or I bin papers. One thing at a time, a bit at a time. You failed to mention what you do with the items you've decluttered. Don't ever throw them out! I give them to someone who runs a charity store from his house, he sells them on and donates the proceeds to charity.
Yeah, I actually mentioned it while doing the challenge but in the editing phase that part got lost apparently 😄 After decluttering, most of the things I donate to a Red Cross donation center here. If things are easy to sell and I can get at least $10-20 from them, usually I try first selling. For things that can't be reused like socks, papers, etc. I just recycle them
Hi If you have extra money can you decluttered it? I need your extra stuffs message me and thanks in advance I always watch your videos on how to be simple and being a minimalist. I'm from the Philippines looking for a job opportunity abroad to support my family, I'm really thankful and blessed if you notice this and help me
Thanks for being a subscriber Dominic ✌️ I have already donated all the things I have in this video so can't send them to you sorry 😄 Hope you'll find some needed stuff in local donation centers!
This was so much fun! 😄 Ever thought to try a challenge like this?
hey seve do u still remember me? I messaged you like a month ago that i use your vlogs for my IELTS (English language) exam. I made it. I passed and I think I will be moving to the USA before this year ends. Thank u s much... keep posting.
@@dnmgadores2538 Yes, I do! 🙌🏼 So awesome, well done 🥰 Happy I could be helpful and good luck with your plans!
This inspired me. I've done a quick run-around, reconciled with "I am never actually going to use this" a few times, and while I didn't count, I'd guess I'm way over 100 items in 30 mins or so. Mostly old music junk (like, how many promotional plectrums does anyone need?). I cleared a bag of items from my wardrobe the other day that will be donated this weekend, too.
That's so awesome! 🙌✨
Good job, Seve! I totally think you should have allowed a *pause* on the timer when you were talking to the audience!
Haha maybe but it didn't stop me 😉😄
Challenges make me feel uncomfortable, so I'll just unclutter as I go along with life. Thanks for sharing.
Yeah I get that. I do a lot of these "playful" challenges. I don't care so much about the actual challenge but more what I can gain from this experience 😊 And yeah after filming this video, I have already decluttered more stuff so definitely it's good to do that whenever you notice something you don't need anymore 🙌
I love this. I did the first five mini with you and got 19 things and I declutter often. I’m going to finish it tomorrow when I have some time. That was fun. Thank you.
That's so great, Courtney 😊 Thank you!
Great job!
Thank you! Cheers! 😊
i remember when i first got into minimalism, i did a big declutter and it felt good, a month later i did another declutter and then another a month after that. i realised there were so many things i could declutter after the first round that i just didn't think of, after decluttering the third time i really found i was free. i think i honestly only own like 100 things now, but I'm not without i have a kindle for books, a switch, Gameboy, ps5, PS vita all digital and loaded with games, my laptop, my camera, a mobile, a couple of journals, a few trinkets that are meaningful and my clothes. great thing about minimalism is there are no limits to what you can and cant declutter, what's minimal to one person may not be minimal to the next person. the important thing is recognising we hold onto things that may have once held purpose or sentiment but they no longer do and its time to let them go. I come from a place where my family home is full of hoarders, like I'm talking 10+ shipping containers and 2x 4 car garages full to the brim of stuff. my dad has like 20 cars on his property and in all honesty each to their own, nothing wrong with it if that's their values but personally i feel so free knowing i can put all my stuff in a car and still fit my cat and wife and drive away if i have to. I feel like its important to appreciate material things but learn to not get too attached to them, appreciating and loving an item even treasuring it is good, but when its gone, let it go, everything can be replaced and i think that's the real lesson here. I am really enjoying your journey, i decided to do my first youtube video recently, i have deleted all social media except for youtube and that's to be used on my laptop only which is tethered in my office. its kinda crazy but I'm honestly feeling my own creativity and wants coming in on their own. No longer bound to the influence of others unintentionally, im being very intentional on what i consume now and i feel like im developing more and more healthy habits daily and i am really enjoying this journey. You are an inspiration, thank you!
Thank you for your wonderful comment, Nathan! Good luck on your journey too ❤😊
What a great challenge man! Congrats on doing it plus some!
Love the idea of the box in your closet too, I may try that aswell.
Thanks Paul 😇
I find books and electronics extremely hard to get rid of because a lot of them cost a lot and I am always like, What if I need that information again? Especially, when it comes to textbooks but I ended up getting rid of and donating a lot last because they are old versions and too much of a hassle to sell online. It was at a loss but textbooks are kind of like used cars in that sense. The minute you open the door and drive the car it depreciates in value.
Yeah, I feel the same. I haven't yet decluttered a lot of books but these days we can find so many things online and in Finland the library system is wonderful, so I'll start slowly decluttering those as well, like I did for a few in this video 👍 Thanks for the comment!
@@SunnyKindJourney I was also, telling the head of the school bookstore that for me, it's also hard of getting rid of physical textbooks because it is so nice not to look at a screen for a while. Meanwhile, if you go on a tablet you are just switching to a different screen.
@@MDobri-sy1ce Yeah agree!
Hi Seve, what a funny video. You made me laugh...your mothers Christmas gift...ha, ha. Be careful - smile. I declutter my whole apartment, because I'll move in May to a new home. It's unbelievable how all these things come into the house. I'll remember your video tomorrow - new day - new challenge! Thanks for sharing with us.
Yeah I loved making this, it's like chatting with you! Thanks for the comment 😊
Yay! A new video. I just tapped into a different video and saw yours as it was loading so I went out of it to save yours. Thank you, looking forward to see it.
Awesome stuff, Rebecca. Hope you like it! 😊
I adore your channel ❤
Thank you! 😊
I gotta do that myself
Let me know how it went 😉
好棒的整理方式，有時間的壓力反而整理就不能想太多，也會更有效率～～
这倒是真的。谢谢你的评论！😊
The Pianist is a great and meaningful movie so you should watch it again and again! But I guess you can find it in netflix.
And it’s okay decluttering some books your mom gave you as long as you give them to some other kids😊❤
Haha thanks mom 😂 And yeah awesome movie but VHS quality is not awesome these days haha
Bravo, Seve! Well done for having fun while reaching and exceeding your timed decluttering target 😊 You’re an inspiration. I think you said that you’d sell at least one of the items, but will you donate the others to, for example, a charity shop? Best wishes.
Yes, by decluttering I mean mainly donating. If things are easy to sell and I can get at least $10-20 from them, usually I try first selling. For things like socks, papers, etc. I just recycled them.
great idea im gonna do it
Let me know how it goes for you! 🙌
I am trying this when I get home
Awesome! 😉😉
It went really well I donated a bunch of the stuff to a local thrift store that funds a local food bank. I felt pretty good about myself afterwards
@@Healing.Journey1993 Love it! 🙌🏼❤
Nice video!
Thank you 🌱🌱
I wouldn't be able to do this. Luckily, mostly because my place is still relatively new and I don't have as much stuff to throw out yet 😅
Maybe next year then 😉
@@SunnyKindJourney Maybe! I really appreciate you're taking the time to reply to comments, Seve. It makes a difference. Thank you!
@@mrbearmouse9031 They always give me a good feeling 😊❤
hello from Manila
Hello 😊
I don't declutter on a restricted time basis, but approach it on a task basis i.e. I declutter clothes, or books, or linens/textiles, or I bin papers. One thing at a time, a bit at a time.
You failed to mention what you do with the items you've decluttered. Don't ever throw them out! I give them to someone who runs a charity store from his house, he sells them on and donates the proceeds to charity.
Yeah, I actually mentioned it while doing the challenge but in the editing phase that part got lost apparently 😄 After decluttering, most of the things I donate to a Red Cross donation center here. If things are easy to sell and I can get at least $10-20 from them, usually I try first selling. For things that can't be reused like socks, papers, etc. I just recycle them
Large place still have too many
Hi If you have extra money can you decluttered it? I need your extra stuffs message me and thanks in advance
I always watch your videos on how to be simple and being a minimalist.
I'm from the Philippines looking for a job opportunity abroad to support my family, I'm really thankful and blessed if you notice this and help me
Thanks for being a subscriber Dominic ✌️ I have already donated all the things I have in this video so can't send them to you sorry 😄 Hope you'll find some needed stuff in local donation centers!