I am a simplicity author and advocate guiding people who want to simplify their lives for better health and relationships. If you are interested in decluttering, slow living, capsule wardrobes and simple pleasures, sign up for my newsletter and let's connect.
❤️ Weekend Favorites: how to go to bed earlier + a fun clutter challenge
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Weekend Wisdom: Hurry is anxiety in motion. Slow down, do less and rest.
If you want to declutter your paper piles, join me on Sunday, January 25th for a Paper Declutter Hour! This workshop will help you close the gap between inspiration and action. Instead of just reading about paper decluttering, I will help you actually declutter your paper. Included is a PDF with all of my best paper decluttering tips. And YES, there will be a recording provided. Get all the details right here. AND NOW, ON TO THE FAVORITESClick here to see all of the Weekend Favorites (including: who to follow if you want to simplify your skincare, 50 ways to leave your clutter and a workshop to help you declutter paper). Share the love! If you think this would brighten or lighten a friend's weekend, please forward this email or share the Weekend Favorites with this link. xo, Courtney |
Be More With Less
I am a simplicity author and advocate guiding people who want to simplify their lives for better health and relationships. If you are interested in decluttering, slow living, capsule wardrobes and simple pleasures, sign up for my newsletter and let's connect.
Hello Reader, Decluttering projects, especially tiny ones will help you create space without getting overwhelmed. Instead of decluttering your entire home or life, start small, one decluttering project at a time. By keeping your decluttering projects tiny, you actually get to finish them. That sense of accomplishment will encourage more decluttering and more simplicity. One decluttering project will inspire you to take on the next, creating more space in your home. 10 Tiny Declutter Projects...
Hello Reader, You know it's time to get rid of paper clutter if you are sick and tired of looking at piles of paper. Or, you have no idea what's in your filing cabinets even though you spent years labeling and filing. Other reasons to declutter paper may include: Not being able to find what you need. The anxiety of someone else going through your paper one day. Feeling overwhelmed with one more thing you have to manage. Keep reading to learn how to get rid of most of your paper. Two questions...
Hello Reader, We often make decluttering hard instead of choosing to declutter with ease. It's a common problem because our minds come up with so many reasons to hold on to stuff. Even though you are dealing with the things around you, it's the thoughts within you that will make decluttering feel completely overwhelming or easier. Use the following mindset shifts to change the way you think and talk about your clutter. 5 Mindset Shifts to Help You Declutter with Ease xo, Courtney