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Index
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Table of Contents
Epigraph
Preface: Getting to grips with "stuff"
Introduction: What do you find difficult to throw away and why?
Part One: You can master the art of discarding: Ten attitudes to help you get rid of things
1: Don’t keep it “for now”
2: Avoid “temporary” storage—decide now!
3: “Sometime” never comes
4: “Really convenient!” to somebody else—irritating junk to me
5: Nothing is sacred
6: If you’ve got it, use it
7: Storage and organization methods are not the solution
8: “Maybe this could go…”
9: Don’t worry that you’ll get rid of something you shouldn’t
10: Don’t aim for Perfection
Part Two: Time to get rid of it: Ten strategies for discarding
1: Don’t look—throw!
2: Chuck it there and then
3: Discard when you exceed a certain amount
4: Discard after a certain period of time
5: Regular discarding
6: Discard things even if they can still be used
7: Establish discarding criteria
8: Have plenty of disposal routes
9: Start small
10: Who disposes of what? Decide responsibilities
Part Three: How to feel better about getting rid of things: of things: Alternatives to throwing away
Afterword
About the Author
About the Translator
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