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We explored the psychology behind being unable to throw away unused items, and how this connects to regret, depression, and anxiety, through psychological research and Eastern and Western philosophy. 🌱Timeline 0:00 Open your shoe closet. 0:40 What you can't throw away wasn't an object 1:38 30 years were attached to a single business card 2:56 People who chose expensive trips over the ones they wanted to take 4:22 The illusion that its value doubles the moment you hold it in your hand 5:18 The true nature of the brain that replays the same scene every night 6:15 A word that the boss doesn't even remember has been living there for 10 years 7:20 The reason people stopped in front of 24 types of jam 8:44 Lao Tzu, Venerable Beopjeong, and Bruce Lee all said the same thing 10:18 I'm not saying you should throw away your memories. Don't Let Yourself Be Dragged Around 11:05 What Happened After Anxiety Surged Immediately After Letting Go 12:04 "You're Here Again"—This One Phrase Stops the Brain 13:20 Try Letting Go of Just One Thing Today ⚠️ This video is content produced for informational purposes based on psychological research and materials from Eastern and Western philosophy. The causes and contexts of psychological phenomena discussed in this video, such as obsession, regret, and rumination, may vary from person to person, and this content does not replace professional psychological counseling, psychiatric diagnosis, or treatment. ⚠️ Copyright Warning The title, thumbnail, and the entire content of this video are protected by copyright law. Unauthorized copying, re-editing, redistribution, subtitle conversion, voice extraction, script theft, etc. Any form of secondary use is prohibited. In the event of a violation, internal platform reporting and legal proceedings will be initiated immediately.