One of the things I often hear is all the subjects the public schools should have taught us. As time passes, and as a homeschooler, I find that all the essential subjects are best taught at home. Money and its spending come down to two things: the first being economics, and the second being values. […]
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Live more with less See more with less Be more with less Buy less = work less Play more with less Laugh more with less See more with less Read more with less Imagine more with less Build more with less Create more with less Cook more with less Learn more with less Walk more
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Shopping is one of the most glorified, common pastimes, but it quickly becomes a thorn in our side if not done with intention. Our standard of living is quite different from what it was 10-20-30 years ago. Products are more accessible to purchase now than ever before, and the internet has made it easier to
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Kitchens are the hub of most homes; whether you have a family or are single, most of us spend a significant amount of time in the kitchen. This is where our day starts and ends, from our first meal to our last. Our kitchens are one of the most used spaces in the home and
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After years of being on and off social media, I noticed a common thread: we are all searching for something. The search is on from a pair of sneakers to our life’s purpose! It seems to be woven into our DNA; we are searching, and once that search is filled, the next one begins. Have
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Does simplicity intrigue you? Having a minimalist wardrobe can genuinely simplify your entire day. Daily, we are faced with making thousands of decisions; the weight of these decisions may vary from small ones, such as what to wear, to more complex life decisions. Decision fatigue is a real thing! Your brain can only make a
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Decluttering, minimalism, and essentialism share a common thread: having less. Less equates to purchasing less; purchasing less means more money in our pockets. Well, isn’t that a phenomenon that should be talked about more? As Thomas Sowell says, “A great idea needs to be repeated.” As a tribute to the -live with less community, I
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One of the most significant areas in a home that can quickly become cluttered is the bedroom closet. Clothes are one of the easiest things to purchase, yet one of the most common sources of dissatisfaction. Closets have increased in size over the past few decades, subconsciously prompting us to fill them. Few find it
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A tidy home is a happy home; it’s where we gather and find a sense of order, control, and, at best, calmness. The home provides us with a centering; the house’s outward appearance can be a reflection of the inward being. A tidy, organized home can structure our daily lives and habits. If we have
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As for many others, music has always been a large part of my life. It can take us back in time and capture a moment. About four years ago, I became sensitive to the music I listened to; I noticed that a specific type of music elevated my ego. At the same time, I was
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