Rich in What Matters

Before decluttering our home (aka “letting go of over 75% of our possessions in a year”), I thought I had this jettisoning-possessions thing figured out.

Finding a Slower Pace It’s two months ago on a Monday and I’m walking down a bright hospital corridor, unknowingly about to receive a lesson on slowing down.

Recently, several articles outlining minimalist decluttering hacks popped up in my Google feed.

Recently, I decided to journey further into minimalism and experiment with living out of a backpack.

Guest post by Erin Port of @simplepurposefulliving.

A new level of minimalism.

Last week at school pick-up, I had a minimalist Christmas moment that was interpreted as rather Grinch-like.

One question I get asked often this time of year is: “What do minimalists declutter before Christmas?”

A Minimalist “No”vember This time of year, a quote that I love appears within online minimalist communities: “No”vember: A time to practice saying no to people, places, and things that drain you—and a time to say YES to the things that fill you up.

Seven years ago this week, I made a choice to embrace minimalist living; a choice that changed my life.