The first step is to understand the emotions behind our things.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “This is due to internal conflicts and questions such as: If I let go of this item will I still retain my identity? Am I a ...

There’s no denying letting go is hard to do, but add in the sentimental factor and it can feel downright impossible. Matt Paxton, Atlanta-based host of Filthy Fortunes on Discovery and author of Keep ...

As you start going through every item in your home, sort them into categories, like photos, books, and collectibles.

I’m a sentimental collector — from trinkets passed down by my grandmother, to my first concert tickets at 13, I’ve always held onto memorable items. But over time, my home started to feel less like a ...

Memories often sneak into our homes disguised as objects; an old jacket tucked in the closet, a stack of letters hidden in a drawer, or a set of dishes waiting for a “special occasion.” These items ...

A common question I receive is the problem of dealing with sentimental clutter. Sentimental clutter includes those things you hold onto for no reason other than a memory. You do not have a use for the ...

Decluttering can be really hard sometimes, especially when the items in question hold sentimental value. Even the thought of donating those objects can conjure up a great sense of guilt, but luckily ...

Motorcycle struck, killed by car on US-6 in Utah County A motorcyclist was killed after he was struck by a car while stopped on the side of the Highway 6 in Utah County.At approximately 10:15pm, there ...