Ep 188: Finally Break Free from the Sunk Cost Fallacy when Decluttering

The Sunk Cost Fallacy is a problem for almost everyone when decluttering. This podcast episode talks about what the sunk cost fallacy is, how it relates to decluttering, and how to overcome it so you can declutter with ease

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In this episode, host Deanna Yates tackles a common issue we all face on our clutter-free journey - the sunk cost fallacy. Ever held onto something because 'it was expensive' or 'it's too nice to donate'? Then this episode is for you!

Tune in as our host Deanna Yates shares tips on how to overcome the sunk cost fallacy and declutter your life more effectively.

Also, we have some exciting announcements and events lined up for you.

There are new ways to support the show and enjoy ad-free listening, plus a free specially designed 5-day summit for overwhelmed moms who are ready for a change. Get ready to move from chaos to calm!

This episode of the Wannabe Clutter Free podcast will help you discover:

• What the sunk cost fallacy is
• How the sunk cost fallacy relates to decluttering
• 7 ways to overcome the sunk cost fallacy
• Why the IKEA effect makes it harder to let things go
• An interesting take on consumerism and decluttering

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Music: Fresh Lift by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

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