Live Green | Declutter | Simplify Life
Oops! I did it again. I joined a Facebook group thinking I might pick up some helpful decluttering and minimalism tips. Boy was I wrong! Instead of learning something, I encountered what I call “Extreme Minimalism”.
There were some friendly and helpful people in the group. Then there were the others. Some of them were judgmental and downright nasty.
Decluttering is an ongoing learning experience. There’s so much inspiration out there and I pick up new tips and ideas every day. Today, I’m sharing the wisdom with 21 decluttering quotes from the experts, including some of my favourite bloggers who regularly put out terrific content.
Decluttering isn’t always about things you can physically see. Today, I’m excited to share a guest post written by Michelle from Growing with Spawn. She’s going to tell us about four toxic things you need to purge from your life today!
If you’re just getting started decluttering, or even if you’ve been at it for a while, you probably have lots of questions. Today, I’ve teamed up with Suzanne over at Happily Decluttered to answer the top decluttering questions we hear the most.
In 2020, I set a goal to declutter my home. I wanted to “do it right” so I borrowed some decluttering books from the library. Experts who make money helping people declutter must know something I don’t, right?
Today, I’ll provide a quick overview of the decluttering books I read. I’ll also share 9 takeaways that I’m applying to my own decluttering efforts and the 52-Week decluttering challenge.
If you want to declutter and need a little boost to get started, a 31-Day Declutter Challenge may be just what you need. I completed this challenge in late 2020. It helped get me serious about simplifying life and clearing the clutter. Read on to find out how the challenge works, what I hoped to accomplish, and what I learned.
When was the last time you visited your local library? If it has been a while, it might be time to take another look. Libraries play an important role in our communities and we need them. Read on for 15 reasons to love your local library—and many of them have nothing to do with books.
