Why It’s So Hard to Eliminate Possessions (6-11-08)
Getting rid of possessions, even ones shoved to the backs of closets, can be difficult, and new research sheds light on why.
Getting rid of possessions, even ones shoved to the backs of closets, can be difficult, and new research sheds light on why.
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