The article emphasizes that turning 30 is often viewed negatively, but in reality, life improves significantly after this age, especially when reaching 35. It suggests that by this time in life, individuals have gained confidence and wisdom. The piece encourages readers to assess their belongings and consider what no longer serves them, especially as they embrace their true selves. The author provides a personal account of decluttering their space over three weekends and offers six categories of items to consider removing as one transitions into this new phase of adulthood.
"Life gets better after 30. While popular culture stresses that turning 30 is a death sentence, many find adulthood feels good at this stage."
"Turning 35 is a great time to take stock of what's no longer serving you at this moment in your life."
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