I would love to be able to provide a list of rules to follow to help others become Happily Decluttered but it doesn’t work that way because every one of us is unique. What I can provide is some insight on how I became Happily Decluttered. Hopefully, this will help spark an idea for youContinueContinue reading “What Does It Mean To Be Happily Decluttered?”
Category Archives: Benefits of a Simplified Lifestyle
Life Lessons I Learned From Camping
I love camping! Growing up, both of my parents were teachers so we spent most of the summer months traveling as a family in our camper. All of my best memories from growing up took place on a camping trip. I didn’t realize it at the time but all of those camping trips provided aContinueContinue reading “Life Lessons I Learned From Camping”
30 Reasons to Declutter
If you have already begun decluttering, you most likely have experienced some beneficial side effects that you weren’t expecting. The following list includes the benefits that I experienced after decluttering my home. Some I noticed immediately, and some happened over time. Although some may not seem directly related to decluttering, they all stem from owningContinueContinue reading “30 Reasons to Declutter”
Earth Is Your Home: Pick Up Litter
Earth Day is right around the corner. Start celebrating now (and always) by treating the Earth as if it is your home. It is! At our houses, we all do our best to provide a clean and safe place for our families. But, what happens when we leave our properties? We have all seen litterContinueContinue reading “Earth Is Your Home: Pick Up Litter”
Alternatives to Retail Therapy
Do you find yourself shopping to make yourself feel better? If you use retail therapy to lift your mood, it won’t be long before you accumulate clutter in your home (hidden or not). It is a vicious cycle because your clutter will lead you to feel poorly again. Instead of going shopping and buying thingsContinueContinue reading “Alternatives to Retail Therapy”
Rethink your Needs and Avoid Clutter
In today’s society, it is so easy to acquire new things. Constant advertisements are showing us what we need. Stores are filled with things you didn’t know you needed. Internet shopping is easier than ever. Within minutes you can think of something that would be cool to have, find it online, and have it ordered.ContinueContinue reading “Rethink your Needs and Avoid Clutter”
Ways to Declutter your Mind
What is Mental Clutter? Mental clutter is any thought keeping you from the present moment. You could be lost in negative thoughts about the past, caught up comparing yourself to others on social media, thinking about something you need to do, or worrying about the future. Basically, mental clutter includes all of the thoughts thatContinueContinue reading “Ways to Declutter your Mind”
Don’t Let Clutter Creep In This Christmas
Christmas is two days away! Although Christmas is probably going to look a lot different this year than in years past, there’s a good chance that it is still going to involve presents. That means a decent amount of new things are going to be added to your home. After you’ve enjoyed opening your newContinueContinue reading “Don’t Let Clutter Creep In This Christmas”
How to Avoid Buying Gifts For Kids That Will Turn Into Clutter
When you are out shopping for Christmas gifts for kids, the choices can be overwhelming. There are the newest styles of clothing, the top trending toys of the season, and the most popular characters on everything! It is easy to get sucked up into the hype and go crazy buying all the cool stuff. YouContinueContinue reading “How to Avoid Buying Gifts For Kids That Will Turn Into Clutter”
Christmas Celebrations: Finding the Positive in Less
Normally, the month of December for me and my family is filled with parties, cookie making get-togethers, concerts, milk and cookie storytimes, and many more Christmas themed activities. It is always fun and exciting! I think it goes without saying that this December has and will continue to be much different. *Covid Although it wouldContinueContinue reading “Christmas Celebrations: Finding the Positive in Less”