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Hello Reader, When most people do a weekly reset, they focus on the physical clutter and dirt that's accumulated in their home. Dishes get washed and put away, shelves dusted, and items put back in their proper places. But what about other areas of life, such as our calendars and our minds? When we don't take time to reset all facets of our lives, things build up, weigh us down, and hold us back. With everything else going on in the world and our lives, a consistent weekly reset routine can help calm your heart and clear your mind. We need that, not just once in a while but at least weekly. Use This Weekly Reset Routine to Calm Your Heart and Clear Your Mind xo, Courtney |
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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...
Hello Reader, Craving a slower pace of life but can't quite seem to let go of the busyness that's keeping you in a state of perpetual stress? I remember how hard it was to break free of always having to feel busy. Use these 12 gentle guidelines to learn how to slow down so you can begin enjoying your life. How to Slow Down (And Enjoy Life). xo, Courtney
Hello Reader, These minimalist home rules don't involve being perfectly organized, perfectly simple or perfect in any way at all. Instead, these home rules are designed to help you live more simply and feel at ease in your home and your life. 5 Minimalist Home Rules (that don't involve being perfect). xo, Courtney