The Myth of the Someday/Maybe Life
“This might sound crazy,” my client said as she held up a tan-colored trench, “but I keep this coat because someday I might want to be
“This might sound crazy,” my client said as she held up a tan-colored trench, “but I keep this coat because someday I might want to be
Last summer we had our downstairs bathroom redone, which was wonderful, except for the fact that it meant everyone had to use the upstairs bathroom
Every holiday season I face the same question: How do I celebrate the holidays without adding clutter to my life? I’ve learned a lot over
“What do you want to do before you die?” the presenter asked, clicking to the next slide in her presentation. I was at my monthly
It’s no coincidence that I adopted minimalism right after Christmas. We had just come home from visiting relatives out-of-state, our van packed to the gills
I’ve never worked in food service, and that is probably a good thing. I have a terrible short term memory. I’m always amazed when I
Before I adopted minimalism, I had a pretty serious shopping habit. Like many women, shopping was something to do, often as an activity with girlfriends
As many of you know, I’m writing a book about minimalism. I’m so excited to share my story with a wider audience, and my goal is
One thing I love about my job is the wonderful insight I get from clients and those who follow my social media. One of my blog readers
If you walked into my kitchen and looked at the top of my fridge, you would see an innocent-looking green bin. You’d probably think, “Oh, Rose
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