MIDLIFE BY DESIGN: CURATING YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
A practical guide to using technology with intention, protecting your peace, and returning to the woman underneath the noise There is a particular kind of exhaustion that has nothing to do with how much sleep you get. It is the exhaustion of a mind that READ MORE…
In today’s fast-paced world, amidst the constant barrage of information, notifications and news, finding peace and tranquillity in our living spaces has become increasingly important. An attitude as much as an aesthetic, mindful minimalism is all about how you feel in a space. It’s about READ MORE…
We live in a world where it’s easier than ever to accumulate stuff, and most of us have done a great job of collecting a lot of it – myself included – in the past. Whether it’s clothes, books, knick-knacks, make-up, toys for your kids, READ MORE…
My minimalist journey started over three years ago now, and as I have been reflecting on my journey recently, I’ve been spending a lot of time with my past self as a result. Reconnecting with who I was back when I set out to create READ MORE…
As I near my 4th anniversary of minimalism, I’ve been reflecting on how much has changed. I find myself walking through my downsized home with pride over the sanctuary I’ve created after parting ways with an abundance of excessive stuff. Now, the majority of the READ MORE…
Practical ways to turn your living space into a sanctuary that supports your nervous system, your well-being, and the woman you are becoming There is a kind of home that does something more than shelter you. It holds you, steadies you, tells your nervous system, READ MORE…
On devotion, ordinary days, and the home you are building from the inside out.It started with a m…
A practical guide to intentional editing, the philosophy of enough, and creating a home that reflects the woman you are becoming There is something about a Swedish cabin that makes you exhale. Not the over-styled version we see endlessly online, where every blanket is artfully READ MORE…
There comes a point in midlife when you begin to suspect that you do not actually need another thing. Not another cream promising to restore the face you had at thirty-two. Not another notebook waiting patiently for the reinvention that the previous six notebooks were READ MORE…
