Only 3% of People Can Truly Break Free from Material Clutter-Are You Ready to Join Them?

Do you feel suffocated by the endless piles of unused items in your home? Do you buy things hoping for happiness, only to feel emptier afterward? You're not alone. In a world drowning in consumerism, most people are trapped in a cycle of buying, regretting, and accumulating-yet true freedom begins when we let go.

The Awakening Behind "GoodBuy, Things!"
This book wasn't born from theory-it came from pain. Author Fan Xi Yu once lived buried under possessions, believing they defined her worth. Then, a moment of clarity struck: What if the key to spiritual peace wasn't owning more, but needing less? Her journey from clutter to liberation became the foundation of this revolutionary guide.

Why This Isn't Just "Another Spiritual Book"

Most self-help books preach vague ideals. "GoodBuy, Things!" is different. It merges neuroscience, psychology, and ancient wisdom to expose:

- The hidden triggers (ads, social media, emotional voids) that addict us to shopping.
- How clutter poisons focus, energy, and spiritual growth.
- The instant relief of releasing what no longer serves you.

Behind the Scenes: The Making of a Life-Changing Book

Fan Xi Yu spent 5 years researching compulsive consumption, interviewing minimalists, psychologists, and even former marketing executives who revealed how we're manipulated into buying.

"This Book Saved Me from Myself" - Real Stories

"After reading 'GoodBuy, Things!', I donated 70% of my wardrobe. For the first time, I feel light-like I can breathe again."
- Lisa T., Recovered Shopaholic

"I thought minimalism was about deprivation. This book showed me it's about gaining freedom."
- Mark R., Former Hoarder

Why Thousands of Readers Love This Over Other Books
While generic spiritual books recycle old ideas, "GoodBuy, Things!" delivers a measurable transformation:
- A lot of readers report less anxiety within 2 weeks.
- Many save $500+ annually by quitting impulse buys.

You're Not Buying a Book-You're Buying a Liberation
This isn't about tidying up. It's about: