Letting go of possessions and feeling pretty good about it, at least so far.

So I’m in the process of getting rid of most of my stuff. Here are some of the things I got out of storage, most of it is or will be thrown away. Somethings I’ll sell or give away.
I’m doing it because I don’t want my belongings to own me. I don’t want them to be a burden or hassle, I want them to serve me. So what’s the problem with owning things you might ask yourself? The drawback with owning too much stuff is, well this is what I can think of right now.

-You have to store it somewhere (this might cost you money).
-Somethings need taking care of or maintenance.
-It might lose value.
-It could get stolen or it could be destroyed (maybe it burns to the ground)?
-Maybe you want to bring it somewhere and it’s too bulky or heavy.
-You waste mental energy thinking about your possessions when you're in another country (is it safe, should I get rid of it)?

Now, of course, your money might lose value as well, if you keep all of it in fiat then it’s basically guaranteed. Instead of owning liabilities, that is things that cost you money, like houses and cars. It will probably serve you better owning assets, things that (hopefully) make you money, like stocks for example. And you want to protect yourself from inflation by using sound money (crypto and precious metals).

Anyway, the stuff I’ve gotten rid of so far, are things that I’m pretty sure I won't use, so it’s been easy and it feels liberating so far. However, there are some things that are harder to separate from. I find myself asking, maybe I’ll use it someday? This could come in handy? It might go up in value? Maybe I’ll regret getting rid of it? Maybe should live in a van or a tiny house? That way I can keep some of the stuff. I even spent hours watching people living in vans on youtube. I was googling tiny houses and thought about buying one, but I think I’m going to stick to my plan, getting everything into two bags, one checked, and one carry on.

I speculate that what's happening psychologically is that we humans are hardwired to avoid losses to a greater extent than we are to seek gains. I find it helpful to think, what's the worst thing that can happen? I get rid of a thing, later on, I find myself in need of this item. So obviously it’s the end of the world, right? There's no way I can rent it, borrow one, or buy a new one, is there? Seriously tho I have huge feet so one thing I’m struggling with is my diving flippers. It could be a problem getting my hands on flippers my size if I find the urge to dive in Thailand for example. On the other hand, they take up too much space, so if I keep them they will probably collect dust in my grandmother's attic or something.

Thank you for reading, I appreciate it, and I hope it gave you some value. :)