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Don't you often find yourself putting down unused items piled up throughout your house, even though you resolve to throw them away, simply because you feel reluctant to part with them once you actually pick them up? The reason we cannot let go of things is by no means due to a lack of willpower or laziness. According to behavioral economics and neuroscience, this is due to "loss aversion" and the "endowment effect"—natural human instincts that fear losing things. However, these stacked items are quietly gnawing away at our concentration and peace of mind, going beyond just taking up space. In today's video, we warmly examine the psychological reasons why we feel compelled to live with these possessions and share specific techniques for letting go without guilt. We hope that new luck and tranquility will fill the empty spaces left behind by letting go of these items. Why not start by opening just a small drawer today? ⏰ Timestamps 0:00 Why We Can't Throw Things Away | Not Hoarding, But the Brain's Instinct 2:30 The Real Reason My Frugal Mom Can't Throw Things Away 6:42 The Endowment Effect and Loss Avoidance | The Brain Feels Pain When Throwing Away 10:18 Review of Practicing a Minimalist Lifestyle | My Life Changed After Emptying My House 13:21 The Impact of a Cluttered Home on Concentration and Stress (Study) 18:28 Minimalist Organization Methods | 4 Questions to Decluttering Items You Can't Throw Away 22:40 Sharing, Not Discarding | The Mindset for Emptying Through Donation and Second-hand Items 26:13 Emptying is the Beauty of Negative Space | Creating Space for Myself Instead of Self-Blame ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 📖 References The 'Endowment Effect' experiment by the research team of Daniel Kahneman, Richard Thaler, and Jack Knatch (1990) Brian Knudson, Stanford University, USA Research on Brain 'Insula' Activation by Knutson Neuroscience Researchers Research by neuroscience researchers at Princeton University, USA, on the 'Effect of Visual Clutter on Brain Concentration' Research by UCLA, USA, on the 'Correlation Between the Amount of Household Items and Cortisol (Stress Hormone) Levels in Housewives' ✍️ Content Production Guide: All videos on 'The Knot of the Mind' are crafted with the intent of conveying deep comfort to our viewers. We personally write original scripts after much deliberation, complete them with the assistance and proofreading of AI, and deliver them with care using soothing audio. These videos are produced with the utmost care, embodying the value of bringing solace and peace to the hearts of our viewers. We hope you keep a warm cup of tea by your side and feel at ease whenever you visit. We will always walk alongside you during these moments of peace and tranquility. 🙏