Our shop looks neat at first glance, but the amount of stuff is absolutely overwhelming.
When you open things up, items overflow like Russian nesting dolls.
I’ve been working hard to reduce storage boxes and consolidate things ( ；∀；)
It’s like having a computer desktop cluttered with folders.
Ideally, box A and box B should be together, but that’s not how it works.
In reality, half goes to box C and the other half to box D—it becomes an endless moving operation.
After moving boxes around endlessly, we finally cleared some space for a few hours.
During the moving process, there’s always the question of “necessary or unnecessary?”
Things we’ve forgotten we own have almost no value, and if we don’t need help with them or use them, disposal is the only option.
Sell or throw away. Well, most of it will definitely become trash anyway…
We keep long items and scraps separate.
When I cut material and think “whoops, I probably messed that up… it’s probably 7N…”
it’s already too late.
Once there’s any doubt, we can’t use it for customers.
You can somewhat tell from the cut edge, but being more certain is what matters.
While organizing, I find things and think “what is this… when did I buy this?”
Bikes, tools, cameras, books—there’s truly no end to it.
It’s nice to have them for peace of mind, but do we really need them? Let’s just quickly organize and get rid of such things.
