You Might Declutter Something You Regret: How to Move On
Today I want to tell you about something I decluttered that I regret. One of the things I often tell people when encouraging them to
Today I want to tell you about something I decluttered that I regret. One of the things I often tell people when encouraging them to
I’d like to start this post with a lovely before and after from my old days as an in-home professional organizer. Normally, a transformation like
I may practice simple living, but that doesn’t mean I live in magazine-worthy home, full of neatly labeled bins and artfully arranged floral displays. And I’m glad.
An interesting thing happened on my decluttering journey. After I decluttered my home, I started decluttering my finances. I didn’t expect this. I didn’t undertake
If you’re a busy parent like me, you know that “back to school” often means “back to tons of paper.” 🤦♀️ (Kudos to the educators,
“Um, aren’t you forgetting something?” Megan asked as she picked me up for the airport. “What?” I asked. “Your luggage?” “All set,” I said, patting
Last week I returned from a weeklong vacation to the Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri. (Hey, don’t knock it til you try it, it’s
Do your kids have legions of Legos? Masses of Matchbox cars? Battalions of Barbies? 🙋♀️ If the toy crazy at your house is driving you, well,
We all love a good throwback… and with Easter coming up, I thought I’d share some thoughts from one of my earliest blog posts. I
*This is a guest post from Julia Ubbenga of Rich in What Matters. In a recent conversation with a good friend, I recognized myself three
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