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We overwhelmingly believe that “more” is the key to feeling “better- whole, happier or peaceful”. Logically, we know that a new phone, dress, gadget, fill in the blank here, will not ultimately make us “better” but just the promise of that moment of exhilaration, when we add something new to our life, lulls us into pursuit of that momentary false peace.  It’s a high.  And it's fleeting.  After the excitement wears off we are left with that same uneasiness we were trying to ge

In my first post , I talked about the mental clutter that physical clutter brings and the freedom we can feel when there’s a designated place for everything and everything is in its place.  The sense of peace when the items that fill our homes serve a clear purpose.  But if that’s not your reality it can feel overwhelming trying to get started.  There’s. Just. So. Much. Stuff. Experts always suggest starting small.  Don’t attack the entire garage, walk-in-closet or kitchen wh

Simplicity is the buzz word of the moment, and has been for more than a few years now.  Simple living, minimalism and decluttering are themes found everywhere from YouTube channels to podcasts to blogs.  The abundance of voices declaring the whys and hows of simplicity can feel overwhelming, which is the exact opposite of simple.  Yet, I still have something valuable to say on the subject, suggestions to offer and a viewpoint I’d love to share with you.  My Simple Living Conf