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10 Tiny Ways to Simplify Life Today
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funny podcast episodes + 8 effective ways to let go and move on
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20-minute phone-free ritual + room by room cleaning guide
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The 7 Best Things That Happened After I Simplified My Wardrobe
About Be More With Less
Hi, I’m Courtney!
Be more with less is about simplifying your life and really living. Living with less creates time and space to discover what really matters. Through decluttering, and focusing on the best things instead of all the things, you can create a life with more savings and less debt, more health and less stress, more space, and less stuff, and more joy with less obligation.
I started this website to share my story and help you discover the joy in less. I’ve been making big, and small changes to live my life on purpose.

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