On very unlucky occasions (for minimalists, e specials), we’re put into the position where we’re surrounded by mess. This can be a very frustrating situation to be in. The reality of mess and clutter is that it’s unsightly, obstructive, unsafe, unsanitary. But as a part …
Hmm, just what does a day in a life without things consist of? Surely it doesn’t look like the average person’s typical day. Not just because minimalists only possess what they need, but because minimalists are generally more mindful of their time. Minimalists only have …
Intentional living has come along at a time where there’s a renewed fascination in metaphysical identity and the meaning of life. On our paths to discovering what we (people) are and why we’re here, we discover things within ourselves that are not inherent. We find …
The word “intention” has gained traction since followers of the modern day spiritual and mindfulness movement began using it as one of their principles. If you’ve come across the term “setting your intention” online, it usually has to do with manifestations and being proactive in …
It’s your private space. It can smell how you want, be as hot or cold as you want, be arranged however you want. It’s the one place in the world where you can completely turn off. It should be your sanctuary—you should feel comfortable, peaceful, …
You’re one of those self-aware people who just knows that they have way more clothes than they need. That’s great, but now we have to do something about it. One would think that a large wardrobe selection is a wonderful thing—the more variety, the more …
Kids toys are such a double-edged sword. They keep our kids busy while we get chores and work done, and our kids love them. But they also become a chore at the end of the day when we have to clean them up. Your living …
It’s time for the talk. We love it, it’s everywhere, it’s basically the central hub of the world. It, admittedly, has a lot of great uses. Small businesses use it to network and advertise, people use it to connect over common interests, and artists get …
We accumulate things before we even know we have. A lot of the time we make purchases to satisfy an immediate, temporary need. Then after that need is satisfied, the items just end up sitting around the house. And as clutter begins to amass around …
So you put off your spring cleaning session, then you put off your summer cleaning session – now it’s winter and you’re knee-deep in so much clutter that you can’t even imagine where to start! It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the mess (even if …
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