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I did not adopt minimalism because it was trendy. To be honest, I did not know much about minimalism at all. There came a time in my life when a financial crisis forced me to take a closer look at how I was living. When money becomes scarce, it is not only your bank balance […]

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Our path to financial freedom began with embracing minimalism, getting rid of all the excess stuff in our home, and changing our spending habits. Over time, I’ve found there are things I no longer buy, which helps save money each month. Books I love books. They are easy to order online or pick up at […]

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Most of us know, somewhere in the back of our minds, that we’re holding on to too much. Not just the physical things, though there are plenty of those. The clothes we haven’t worn in years. The kitchen tools for a hobby we tried once. The boxes in the garage that have moved with us […]

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“Summer afternoon – summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two most beautiful words in the English language.” Henry James Summer is a treasured season. Summer is a time of fun, relaxation, and simplicity. The focus is less on productivity and more on leisure and outdoor activities. We value our time with friends […]

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Most clutter does not enter our homes announced as clutter. It arrives as something useful. We need towels, clothes, cookware, and toiletries. Because these items serve a purpose, we rarely question how many we own. We assume that if one is necessary, several must be even better. That assumption creates a common problem. We keep […]

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