7/26 Whole Life Wednesday

Allison and Annie channel their inner LumberJill with sledgehammer hits. 
It's Whole Life Wednesday and this week's challenge is to get rid of one thing every day that you no longer use. The instructions are simple:

1. Each day, identify one thing that is no longer useful, relevant, purposeful, or bringing you the enjoyment it once did – and get rid of it.
2. The item might be buried in a closet or it might be sitting in plain sight.
3. Consider not only the things you’ve forgotten about, but also the things that may have once meant something that no longer represent what they once did, even if they have material value.

The Whole Life Challenge folks think this is an important lifestyle practice because:

"In our lifetime, we all go through many different phases, trials, and personalities. Along the way, we collect things and ideas that support those lives. When you acquire these things, they’re important and they serve a purpose.

But we only have so much space for things.

It’s not just that we run out of physical room (though often that is the case), we can also run out of psychological room. Once we accrue so much physical and mental stuff, then it we risk it becoming unclear to us (a) what’s important and (b) who we are.

Making decisions about physical things can be the first step in making decisions about the meaning of our lives.
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Maintaining a physical space that represents who you want to be can be supportive of becoming exactly that person. “Clean up your room” is a way of saying that external conditions can be a potent force in creating your inner reality.
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This week’s practice is an exploration in taking on your surroundings and shaping them to represent what you want your reality to be. This week, you will create the reality you want to live in."

The next Whole Life Challenge starts September 17.
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