The Power of No
No. It’s a simple monosyllabic word. Perhaps the first word you learned to say. Imagine your 2-year-old self, standing defiantly before your caregivers as they
No. It’s a simple monosyllabic word. Perhaps the first word you learned to say. Imagine your 2-year-old self, standing defiantly before your caregivers as they
I live in a 1,500 square foot home with five people: me, my husband, and our three kids. Josh and I bought our cute 1930’s
A few months ago my friend Maria sent me a video of a bookshelf in her home that was driving her crazy. Perhaps you can
A few weeks ago my mother-in-law volunteered to watch my kids for a week. My response? “We can be there in 6 hours.” When a
I’m not a huge DIY person. (Truth: I once experienced craft-panic when a friend invited me to a wreath-making party and told me to bring
*This is a fun throwback post from May 2015, early in my decluttering journey, when I let go of something big and emotionally significant in
“It’s an emotional minefield down there.” This was how one of my clients described the boxes in her basement. Perhaps you can relate. When I
Paper clutter… Even in our digital society, it’s one of the toughest clutter foes to conquer, as rustling reinforcements are delivered to our homes daily:
How many towels do you need? This was the surprisingly life-changing question I faced on a Saturday afternoon in early 2012, as I scrutinized my
*This is a guest post from Julia Ubbenga of Rich in What Matters. The way I viewed time changed in 2007. The year I quit
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