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Donna Brazile : When you die, someone is going to have to clear out all the stuff you’ve left behind, so why not do it now? She says our stuff isn’t us, it defines us, that it shows proof of a life well-lived.
She says kids nowadays just don't want their parents’ stuff.
Brazile says it's hard to say “no thanks” to things my parents own, but I don't need the big grandfather clock.
He had to rewrite the entire book because when he got down to the last week before a move that required a lot of downsizing, he thought: “I don’t think I can do this. It was the first time I’d experienced my clients’ fear and I was like: Oh, this is what they go through. OK, I get it now.” Still, it needs to be done in my house, my parent’s house and probably yours, too. Let’s get ’er done..
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