
I’m Taking My Own “Less is More” Advice
If you’ve been receiving my emails for a while, you know that I send an email once a week. I doubt you’re setting your clock

If you’ve been receiving my emails for a while, you know that I send an email once a week. I doubt you’re setting your clock

I’ve recently become a slacker. Despite the negative connotations of that word, I’ve found that becoming a slacker is one of the best things I’ve

I’m a classic over-preparer. When I was a teacher, if I had to be absent, I’d spend hours crafting careful sub plans so everything would

If you’re a self-improvement junkie like I am, you know there’s one thing the self-help gurus preach like a sandwich board-clad apocalypse prophet on the

There are soooo many decluttering and simplicity resources on the Internet, it can often feel like you need to wade through the decluttering clutter just

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

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

*This is a guest post from Julia Ubbenga of Rich In What Matters. I’ve got this memory from last Christmas, evening of the 25th, kids

When I was a kid, my parents gave me an oil lamp for Christmas. I was confused by this for 3 reasons: 1: I hadn’t

As a minimalist, holidays can be tough. We live in a culture focused on gift-giving, and I’ve often found myself disillusioned by the holidays, even