1. The House-on-Fire Rule
If my closet, attic, or storage unit vanished tomorrow… would I actually care?
Losing our luggage during a tour showed me how little my stuff mattered.
That realization was freeing — and honestly surprising.

2. The 20/20 Rule
If I can replace something for $20 in under 20 minutes, I let it go.
Most “just in case” items never get used.
Almost none are missed.

3. The Box Rule
If I’m unsure, it goes in a box with a 6-month reminder.
If I don’t open it, the entire box gets donated.
No stress. No second-guessing.

4. The Two-Day Rule
I can skip a habit once — but never twice in a row.
This single rule kept reading, workouts, and routines consistent for years.

5. The Investor Rule
I stopped investing in stuff and started investing in experiences.
Trips, memories, and shared moments added more value than anything I ever bought.

6. The “Everything Needs a Home” Rule
If it doesn’t have a place, it doesn’t belong here.
This rule alone eliminated clutter, lost keys, and mental noise.

7. The Nightly Reset
Every night, I reset the house and the next day.
Clothes laid out. Coffee ready. Book open.
Mornings stopped feeling chaotic.

Try it you will be liberated. Don’t follow the consumerism culture. It’s a trap.