10 Unusual Things to Declutter

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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10 Benefits of a Curated Wardrobe

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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How to Save Money: 20 Ways

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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Why I Choose the Charlotte Mason Home School Education

The first question most people ask when they begin their homeschool journey is, “What curriculum should I choose?” I asked myself the same question. After spending much time unpacking what homeschooling means to us, I have concluded that the educational philosophy truly matters. Behind all curriculums is a philosophy in education. Knowing what philosophy is

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Book of Mottos 004

“As soon as the soul spots the truth, it recognizes it as her first and oldest friend. The consequence of truth is great. Therefore, the judgment of it must not be negligent.” -Benjamin Whichcote.

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