For many, the tree comes down before January 1st. Why? Because we all secretly want to start the new year with a clean slate—and a clean floor.
There’s something deeply satisfying about watching the last strand of lights get packed away while you sip a champagne toast. It feels like you’re closing a chapter, not just a holiday.
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Plus, taking it down early gives you a head start on that “declutter your life” promise you made to yourself. You’re basically a productivity ninja.
