Weekend Wisdom: The best things are never things.
Next weekend, you’re invited to join me to declutter your pesky paper and photo piles. We’ll work through your specific piles of clutter, no matter what they are. If you have filing cabinets full of paper you don’t need, let’s work on that. I will also be sharing my very special (no brainer) filing/sorting system you can use not only while decluttering but for future incoming paper.
Are piles of journals, magazines, newspapers begging to be decluttered? We’ll talk about it! When you join this Declutter Hour, you’ll see that you aren’t alone with your piles, and we’ll tackle them together. Learn more and join here.
Ok … onto the favorites
5 minimalist home rules (that don’t involve being perfect).
It’s time for scarf season music.
A brain trick when someone annoys you. P.S. This might annoy you.
Change your relationship with stuff and shopping with these 3 mantras.
5 little ways to calm your mind. (FB)
Instead of main character energy, here’s how to be the author of your own life.
6 benefits of eating dark chocolate that might surprise you.
Years after reading it, I still think about this article on infinite choice.
15 techniques to help you feel calmer.
If everyday routines are hard to stick to, try daily-ish habits instead.
The human habits that still matter.
I thought the following was fascinating: The neuroscience of decluttering.
Ohh, this lovely show will be back on November 1.
If you are exhausted all the time? Try six expert-approved ways support your energy.
The 5-wear rule, an interesting wardrobe experiment.
Let’s have some fun and declutter your piles of paper and/or photos.
Life lessons from a twisted tree.
I just started reading this book.
12 simple ways to make your home feel cozy and calm.
If life is moving way too fast, the only thing to do is to slow way down.
Yum.
I hope you enjoy these Weekend Favorites, consider the neuroscience of decluttering and give yourself time to rest and heal.
xo,
Courtney
