Weekend wisdom: Make space for more life, not more stuff. The worst. I'm happy to report that the most stressful thing that happened on my recent
Weekend Favorites
calm your nerves, minimalist wardrobes and being you
Weekend wisdom: Paying attention to people you love is 2% effort and 98% not looking at your phone. I'm speaking (and laughing). I'm slowly coming
donate books, phone decluttering and the rule of 5
Weekend wisdom: If you want more peace and ease, it's time to embrace letting go, slowing down and living with less. This time last year. I've been
worry time, life hacks and how to declutter your kitchen
Weekend wisdom: The best way to enjoy your favorite things is to only own your favorite things. If you are simplifying your life, decluttering and
stop complaining, big decisions and a decluttering challenge
Weekend wisdom: Our homes are are not containers for stuff but instead a place for love and connection. Let's make room for more of that. I had the great
spring cleaning tips, better friendships and ADHD
Weekend wisdom: Overwhelm, exhaustion, resentment and having no idea what delights you anymore are a few of the signs and signals that indicate you've given
faux self care, minimalist weddings and bad cleaning habits
Weekend wisdom: Resist the urge to measure the quality of your day by quantity of your accomplishments. New views. The good things: sunshine and
closet clean out, not-to-do list and boundaries
Weekend wisdom: Going to bed early is how adults sleep in. - Laura Vanderkam My version of heaven. Last weekend, I sat in a noisy cafe with the sun
bedtime procrastination, overwhelmed with mess and home decor
Weekend Wisdom: Stop proving yourself by how much you can carry. If it's too heavy, put it down. I'm ready for spring. I am ready for spring
little rituals, negative thoughts and how to live in the moment
Weekend Wisdom: I don't know who needs to hear this but you are allowed to say no even when you aren't busy. Thinking about the illusion of control. I
one-touch tidying, cleaning checklist and a busy season
Weekend Wisdom: How something ends up never depends on how much you worry about it. Can't stop reading. Typically I do the one book at a time thing, but
decluttering struggles, phubbing and minimalist experiments
Weekend Wisdom: Instead of pushing through, try resting through. I'm growing things. Even though I'm still enjoying the best parts of winter, I can feel
multitasking myth, laundry and a 20-minute tidy home
Weekend Wisdom: Don't give your all. Same some for you. It's time to slow down again. We need to keep reminding each other to slow down and enjoy our
declutter paper piles, fight fatigue and worry smarter
Weekend Wisdom: Maybe the opposite of being all caught up doesn't mean falling behind, but simply being more relaxed. Last weekend's view. My
January blues, temptation bundling and microjoys
Weekend Wisdom: I don't say "no" because I'm so busy. I say "no" because I don't want to be so busy. Staying warm and cozy. Later today (and for the
donating books, getting bored and 5-minute decluttering tasks
Weekend Wisdom: If you want to feel light, you have to let go. Always prioritizing the light. In the last Weekend Favorites, we talked about how
soulful simplicity, kiddulting and places to donate stuff
Weekend Wisdom: Take 5-minutes for you. Put your hands on your heart. Check in. Come back to you. Looking for the light. Just like my plants, I am
cleaning hacks, creativity and gentle resolutions
Weekend Wisdom: I will not engage in a hard conversation when I am tired or hungry. Part 2! I was excited to share a 2-part Weekend Favorites (for the
lessons from therapy, doom boxes and dry January
Weekend Wisdom:"Instead of finishing the year strong, why don't we finish the year soft? - The Daily Rest This is how we rest. How has the weirdest
100-year old decluttering rule, what’s for dinner and patience
Weekend Wisdom: Remove something that isn't serving you from your junk drawer, your to-do list and your thoughts. Sending love. You might think this
Sunday rituals, travel hacks and how to relax
Weekend Wisdom: Holding onto stuff and clutter is harder than letting it go. You have to hold on every day, but you only let go of it once. Less isn't
reverse bucket list, tiny wardrobe and a tree made of books
Weekend Wisdom: The next time things get hard or you don't feel well, instead of pushing through, try resting through. Honoring my own pace. It's taking
a shopping reset, going alcohol free and dissatisfaction
Weekend Wisdom: Get clear on what matters by getting rid of anything that doesn't. It's December already? The days are long and the years are short
slow holidays, toxic family and a little secret
Weekend Wisdom: When you feel hurried, pause and move slowly. Repeat. I'm wearing the same things over and over again. In the early days of Project






























