How did you do it /biz/? How did you decide to finally put

Pay maids to do it every 2 weeks

>>3454334
Just tried once and it felt good.

Downsize your possessions to things you need only. Too much furniture in your room? Get rid of any you dont need. Straighten and rearrange your living area in a way that flows and is easy to clean.

Minimalism is a great way to keep your shit in check.

>>3454424

Very difficult for me to just, let go. I feel if I get rid of most of my shit I'll feel like I need it and decide to buy it again.

>>3454334
I think most people that don't have these problems, never really did, because they never made the same mistakes that snowball over years into neigh-overwhelming laziness (i.e., I don't think most people here are as motivated as you imagine).

Start working out now or join NoFap is you want ideas on general self-actualization.

I got rid of my gf and 90% of the stuff in my apartment went away.
>that chair in your room
I turned that chair into 2x chairs and one of those cheap pipe frame storage closets (didn't even put the canvas on) and my clothes is more efficiently piled than ever.
>finally clean
I just vacuum once a month or so.
>finally work hard
More free time and ability to focus without nagging females sucking your energy

I listen to a bunch of podcasts so I end up cleaning my house like every other day

>>3454334
I know for me, once I start moving its easy to stay moving. An object in motion you know. If I'm struck with an idea or a thought that commands my attention I don't fight it.
On your way to the kitchen for a snack and you think 'man, that trash needs to go'..guess what you do. Take it. Notice everything around you, and when that little voice says you should do some specific thing, just go do it. Once you start it's easy to keep moving.

I guess what I'm trying to say is to start starting, then just keep moving.