I have a home.

It's a huge apartment with so much space space space.

See, for three years I had no space.

I was traveling full time, living out of a small back back that was this big inside of it.

I could only fit 10 T shirts, underwear and one pair of pence.

This was everything that I owned and because I didn't have much space, everything I bought had to pass the mountain.

If the object was worth carrying up a mountain on my back with no hassle, then I buy.

If it's not, then I don't.

The mountain test allows you to keep on Lee what's important to you and travel freely.

But when you don't travel, things are different.

You get a home and you get a lot of space.

So you by five the latest gadgets latest closed latest hand, back way.

Before we know it, our homes get full and lives get cluttered, and we have failed the mounting test.

This is why traveling full time was the best thing to happen to me.

They taught me to be careful of what I buy.

It taught me that we don't need much to survive, and that quarter kills you inside.

That's why I'm buying Onley.

They essentials the comfortable beds, pillows, furniture and that's it.

And for everything else, I'm applying the mountain test.

Are you sure that whatever the pan, the pan, I probably wouldn't, you know, take this on top of a mountain, but I will still bite.

Look, the mountain test is extreme.

It's It's very, very extreme, you know.

The whole point of it is to make you think five times or buying something new.

Because even if you have space in your home, it doesn't mean that we have space in your life for all these different objects.

Deep fried response and that's the whole point.

Ah, big house should be filled with people and parties, not with objects and gadgets.