Inspiration for intentional living, simplicity and minimalism.
2015 has been a good year for me. I like to take time for introspection at the end of each year, and I see it as a common theme among people who are living an intentional, minimalistic, focused life. I enjoy reading end of year posts by people like Joshua Becker, Leo Babauta and Courtney […]
This year has gotten off to a bit of a rough start for me. Last Monday, I simultaneously bent over to put something away and sneezed at the same time, which caused a pop and horrible pain in my lower back. I dropped to my knees immediately and was there for quite a while until […]
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Simplifying your life can come with majestic peaks and low valleys. During the best of times, with excitement and adrenaline on your side, you find yourself easily parting with items you no longer use or value. You are able to pass by items as you shop that you may have previously been tempted to purchase. […]
Lately I’ve been reading the book ‘Everything That Remains’, by Joshua Milburn and Ryan Nicodemus, the guys behind TheMinimalists.com. So far, I love everything about the book, although I wish they’d minimize their tendency to imprecate, a bit. 😉 I think the format is great, and the footnotes by Ryan are hilarious, and useful. I’ll […]
Since we have successfully reached the middle of the year, I thought I would write a post revisiting my 2014 Intentions to see how far I’ve come and what I have learned. I am very glad I only planned five for this year, since life has been busy, especially with our move to Georgia and […]
I’m excited for the New Year. I’ve always loved New Year’s goals and resolutions, and while my outlook on yearly goals has changed to a simpler method of 30-day goals or intentions, I am still excited as I try and decide which intentions I would like to focus on throughout the coming year in 2014. […]
