I agree with what you said about not needing more containers. Sometimes we default to buying something as a way to resolve a problem. We forget that before adding something, it may be more appropriate to remove. After we remove what needs to be removed, we may end up with more space than we thought possible. Speaking from experience!
The best way to learn is from experiencing it. And the same concept applies to life, being grateful for what we have instead of looking for more temporary fixes.
I agree with what you said about not needing more containers. Sometimes we default to buying something as a way to resolve a problem. We forget that before adding something, it may be more appropriate to remove. After we remove what needs to be removed, we may end up with more space than we thought possible. Speaking from experience!
The best way to learn is from experiencing it. And the same concept applies to life, being grateful for what we have instead of looking for more temporary fixes.
“Temporary fixes”, yes!