Owning less stuff means less stuff owning your weekend.

Everything you own quietly bills you in time. It needs charging, washing, storing, finding, carrying up stairs, or just stepping over. One object is nothing, but a room full of them adds up into Saturdays spent tidying around things you do not even like. The price of a thing is not only what you paid for it.

Pick one small area this week, a shelf or the floor of your closet, and give it twenty minutes. Anything untouched since last year goes in a bag to donate or bin. Then see how long the room stays easy, and whether you miss any of it by next weekend.