Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. Below I'll give you some ideas for what you can do with these old instruments when you decide to get them out of your home. So just take fifteen minutes and get this mission done. Getting rid of the instrument can let you get rid of guilt or just be a weight off your shoulders because you no longer have to feel an obligation about something you no longer really want to do. On the other hand, remember the power of just letting something go that no longer fits your current lifestyle and dreams. Instead, use this mission as a prompt to get you pursuing that dream again, instead of waiting until later. Now, if you truly want to begin playing again I'm not telling you to give up your dream and chuck out that old instrument anyway.
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If those thoughts sound familiar make sure to read my article about the 6 emotions chaining you to clutter and how to break free here.
Perhaps you somewhere in your thoughts "hope" that you'll start playing again sometime in the future, or perhaps we think, "I paid good money for that" instrument, and hate to get rid of it. I say they're hard because often decluttering objects like this is less about the object itself and instead more about coming to some conclusions about your life, and deciding, no, "I'm not going to play that trombone ever again, that time in my life has passed," or whatever other decision you've got to make.Įveryone's hesitation about decluttering these objects is a bit different. Today's your day to make some hard decisions about these instruments. If it isn't our own, perhaps it is one of our kids' instruments instead.
Many of us played a musical instrument forever ago, but haven't touched it in years, either because of a conscious decision, or because life just got busy.
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