Often when we want to solve a problem or make some kind of change in our lives, we’ll go out and buy something.…

It’s 5:15 pm on a weekday and my husband has just finished his day of work (from the little corner in our bedroom that he’s claimed as his permanent office).…

The message of consumerism is fatally flawed, and it cannot deliver the happiness it promises.…

When was the last time you searched your home frantically to find a misplaced item? Maybe it was your car keys, wallet, shoe, or a favorite toy of your child’s?…

To us, obtaining a clutter-free home and owning a smaller number of items is not the goal, but a means to an end.…

The way I viewed time changed in 2007. The year I quit my desk job, threw some essentials in a large suitcase, and moved 5,000 miles east to a town I’d never heard of…

Here’s a question worth pondering: Has the internet had an overall positive or negative impact on your life? …

Somedays, I wish I could jump into a time machine, travel forward a few decades, and sit for a while as I watch how my life unfolded. …

Minimalism is a framework that can be applied to just about any area of life, including your own personal health.…

Live simply, like a child. An infant needs very little to be happy. Clothes, food, love, and a place to explore, that’s it. …

We seek more spending to satisfy our constantly growing “needs”. More information so our minds are always stimulated. …

If you polled 100 people and asked them if decluttering would improve their lives, the vast majority would say yes.…