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KTLA Morning News Featuring Tisha Morris

13 Jun 2018 · 1 min

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In this KTLA Morning News interview, Tisha Morris (Speaker A) explains how a cluttered environment can affect mental clarity and delves into the psychological reasons people hold onto items such as memorabilia, photos, mail, clothing, and especially beauty products. She identifies these categories as common "Achilles heels" that many struggle to declutter. Morris argues that once the underlying motivations for keeping items are understood, the process of letting go becomes straightforward. She encourages listeners, particularly women, to overcome guilt associated with discarding unused beauty products, treating the bathroom cabinet as a potential landfill, and reassures them that discarding old products will lead to better future purchases. Speaker B interjects with a prompt about the bathroom, prompting Morris to focus on beauty product accumulation. The segment blends conversational tone with practical, supportive advice aimed at helping viewers simplify their homes and minds.

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Scientific studies now showing that a cluttered environment leads to a cluttered mind. And there's lots of books showing you or telling you how to declutter, but I wanted to really expand on the why we have the things we have, why we hold on to the things we hold on to. Right. And those really sticky items that are so difficult like memorabilia and photos, and we all kind of have our own Achilles heel of those things that we accumulate in our home, whether it's mail, or clothing or beauty products. And so I kind of get into the psychology of why we hold on to the things we hold on to. And then once you know why, the how is actually really easy.
You have better. And what about the bathroom?
The bathroom, I'm sure your beauty products are piling up, aren't they? Yes, they are. It happens. It happens. Yeah, so that's kind of an Achilles heel for a lot of women, of the beauty products. And we have a lot of guilt consciousness around throwing away these products. Maybe they didn't work, maybe your skin didn't jive with it, or the color or something, it's okay. Don't use your bathroom cabinet as its own little landfill. You know, be okay with tossing it. It's gonna, it's gonna have, you're gonna purchase better in the future as a result.
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