Are you drowning in 45,000+ unorganized photos, endless screenshots, and cloud storage bills that only ever seem to go up? You aren’t alone. In this episode, Evan and Sean tackle the modern epidemic of digital hoarding. We move past the "just hit delete" advice and dive into the psychology of why we hold onto digital clutter and how it creates a constant background "anxiety spiral." In this episode, we discuss the "3-Best" Rule - our practical framework for photo curation: keep the best, delete the rest. We also talk about ending the Subscription Cycle, how to audit your cloud storage and stop paying for "digital junk" and simple habits to clear ‘temporary’ data, like screenshots, before it becomes permanent clutter. Digital hoarding can encourage the "Fake Memory" Trap, where over-edited, filtered photos steal your ability to remember real moments. Stop managing your data and start living your life. This is your guide to feeling "digitally light" in 2026. Chapters: 00:00 Intro: Digital hoarding problem 00:24 45k photos = anxiety 01:02 What actually counts as a memory 01:40 Pros and cons of saving everything 02:35 Storage full warnings while filming 03:20 Cloud offloading pain and delays 04:18 Subscription creep and rising costs 05:06 Drag-and-drop? Not anymore 06:12 Intentional shooting vs spam shots 07:05 Searchable archives vs real life 08:04 Screenshots and auto-recordings bloat 09:15 Ephemeral moments still matter 10:20 Physical photos vs camera roll 11:12 Over-editing ruins authenticity 12:03 Privacy risks and data leaks 13:11 Simple rules: keep, delete, archive 14:25 Fast cleanup: albums, batches, tags 15:38 Backup stack: cloud + local drive 16:42 Enjoy the moment, then put phone away 18:10 Wrap up: less junk, more memories