Decision fatigue happens when the constant need to make choices wears us down mentally, making even simple tasks feel overwhelming. One effective way to ease this burden is by using the "Put it in the bag and get it out the house" method. This technique encourages you to gather items that are missing pieces, unmatched socks, or things you no longer need, and put them all into a bag to either donate or declutter your living space. By physically removing these items from your environment, you reduce the mental clutter that contributes to decision fatigue. It also prevents the endless cycle of thinking "Should I keep this? Where does it go?" Instead, tossing these items in a bag creates a clear decision point—get it out of your house. This is a practical way to manage small decisions so they don't accumulate and cause paralysis. Many people find that this approach helps not only with decluttering but also with developing better habits around possessions. It simplifies your routine, making it easier to close open loops in your mind about what to do with items that no longer serve you. Over time, the "put it in the bag" strategy can build momentum toward a more organized and less stressful living environment. Incorporating this method into your daily or weekly routine can be a game changer for those struggling with decision fatigue. Whether it’s items missing their matching socks, things to donate, or random odds and ends, the simple act of placing these in a dedicated bag and removing them promptly helps you regain control over your surroundings and mental energy. Remember, sometimes the easiest decisions are the most freeing—just put it in the bag and get it out the house.