Declutter your Tupperware and change your life (really!)
This is a guest post written by Christa Mindrum, who recently attended my virtual talk at the Canadian Women in Medicine Conference. The Tupperware Drawer
This is a guest post written by Christa Mindrum, who recently attended my virtual talk at the Canadian Women in Medicine Conference. The Tupperware Drawer
Back to school results in mixed emotions at my house. My kids moan. (Although secretly I think they’re excited to see friends and adults who
You might not think that clutter in your cupboards relates to clutter on your waistline, but research reveals a rather startling correlation. A 2008 study
I was recently featured in an article in the Dayton Daily News, where I shared several tips for how to start decluttering. I’d like to
One of the effects of the coronavirus is that it’s forcing us all to evaluate what we really NEED. What do our kids NEED to
If you’re like me, the coronavirus has you a bit on edge. (That may be an understatement…) Store shelves devoid of toilet paper, grocery checkout
I’ve worked with several different coaches over the years, and I always present them with some version of the same problem: I’ve got too much
I remember my first Mother’s Day. My triplets were 8 months old, I spent most days in sweatpants, and going to Kroger by myself at
Last year, 31-year-old Ariel Janko started on a minimalism journey. Inspired by a Netflix documentary and a subsequent online challenge, Ariel let go of over
Tired of singing the never-ending laundry blues? Fret not! I have a cure. But first, let’s diagnose your problem: You have too much clothing. I
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