Means more time for you
On my blog, I have covered the topic of reducing consumption, No-Buy Challenges and explained what I no longer buy and why. However, even an eco-conscious minimalist needs to have her basic needs met. So, this week, I thought I’d cover six of my favourite…
The 20/20 rule is straightforward: If you can replace something in under 20 minutes for less than $20, you don’t need to keep it. (Homes and Gardens) Individuals often struggle to part with items, thinking they might need them one day. People keep items just…
Introduction Last week, I discussed digital minimalism, but I made it clear that I want mine to be mindful rather than staying away entirely from a digital life. Aspects of YouTube can be a complete waste of time, and if you’re not careful, you can…
This article is the second of a multi-part series in which I will outline persons who could benefit from services and explain why. Are you over sixty and have lived in the same house for decades? Good for you. Moving is highly stressful, and having…
In a world filled with clutter and consumerism, the KonMari Method has emerged as a revolutionary approach to tidying up. Created by Marie Kondo, a Japanese organising consultant and author, this method has inspired millions worldwide to transform their living spaces by focusing on what…