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❤️ Weekend Favorites: unsexy habits to save money + 75 things to declutter this year
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Weekend Wisdom: Simplifying isn't always easy but it does make everything else easier.
File this under things I can enjoy without my phone. My daughter gave me this lovely watercolor book and I love it. My phone is spending more time on the charger while I spend more time living. I did a big app purge, my notifications are off and I started using my actual camera again. I get it. The phone can simplify things. It reduces "stuff" but at what cost? My alarm clock, camera and watercolor set add value to my life by helping be less reliant on my phone and more present every day. Ok ... onto the favorites26 ways to simplify your life in 2026. Feeling brunchy? Invite your crew and listen to this. Unsexy habits that can save you serious money. Feel happier all day with these 5 morning habits. A wish for the new year. (IG) This weekend I'm going to see this movie. 15 grounding techniques to soothe anxiety (from therapists) Simplifying? Here are 75 things to declutter. 12 tips to help you slow down. 49 binge-worthy books, movies and tv shows. This is a list I'm saving. Some tips if you hate cleaning but love a clean house. I'm really enjoying this book. How to trade time management for time minimalism. Make 2026 your year of connection. A guide to help you break your phone addiction. This covers it all. I really like this idea of a weekly admin hour. 10 cultural icons on the art of growing older. The most popular post of Be More with Less in 2025 is right here. Yum. Today's Instagram Favorite is from @hazelsatija because instead of "new year, new you" pursuits, settling peacefully into the arms of your authentic self sounds just right for 2026.
I hope you enjoy these Weekend Favorites, create habits to save money and slow down while you consider how you'd like to move through the new year. What does your heart want? xo, Courtney |
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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, The changes we expect of ourselves at the beginning of a new year can be exhausting. From simply overdoing it to weighing ourselves down with unrealistic expectations, it's no wonder that most people quit their resolutions before the end of the month. Instead of pushing through and hoping things will be different, try something that is actually different. Instead of punishing resolutions, try a tiny habit or two. They won't wear you out and they might add a little joy to your...
Weekend Wisdom: Simplifying isn't always easy but it does make everything else easier. File this under things I can enjoy without my phone. My daughter gave me this lovely watercolor book and I love it. My phone is spending more time on the charger while I spend more time living. I did a big app purge, my notifications are off and I started using my actual camera again. I get it. The phone can simplify things. It reduces "stuff" but at what cost? My alarm clock, camera and watercolor set add...
Hello Reader, Happy New Year! I'm Courtney Carver, the founder of Be More with Less. I started sharing my journey to simplify my life for better health and a more easeful life more than 15 years ago. Discovering what made me feel better after my multiple sclerosis diagnosis in 2006 and then writing about it over many years turned into my life's work. As you can imagine, I've offered many different things over the years to help you simplify, edit and thrive in life. I've since been doing some...