If you open the door to your clothes closet only to feel paralyzed with indecision, you may be suffering from “I have nothing to wear syndrome.” And though it’s easy to think the cause is owning too few clothes, it’s actually the opposite—owning too many clothes. This misconception is why many people will buy even more clothes …

This article originally appeared on thespruce.com The sudden urge to execute a closet makeover can hit at any time. Maybe you’re anticipating a change of season, or embarking onto a new stage of life by moving or starting a new job. Maybe you’re inspired by an image of someone else’s organized wardrobe, or tired of wading through a messy closet …

1 Pack a picnic Enjoy every last bit of the warm weather by packing a picnic over your weekend. Visit your local park or take a trip to a small town outside of your city. Either way, enjoy the sunshine so the memory lasts well into fall. 2 Garage sweep Do a massive clean sweep of your garage at …

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As a wise saying goes, travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer. Still, flights, hotels, and other things cost enough to discourage many from frequent trips. Bright Side gathered several tried-and-tested ways to save money on travels used by experienced globetrotters. 1. Use local search engines Large services like Booking.com or Skyscanner frequently overlook local airlines and hotel networks that may …