Overcoming Overwhelm: Manage Clutter with Calm
There’s a physiology and a psychology to overwhelm
 
It affects both your body and your actions.
 
But the good news?
 
Overwhelm is optional.
 
All it...
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Where to Start Decluttering
If you’ve ever feel stuck because you don’t know where to start when it comes to decluttering 
 
I get it. 
 
It’s a common feeling...
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Finding Motivation in Curiosity
Decluttering is a choice, not an obligation. 
 
You may feel like you have to do it, but you don’t. I promise.
 
So only do it if you want the results....
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Practicing Resilience

I just got home from a long pinch-me weekend that had one tiny dark kink to it.

I want to tell you about it because I’m getting a nudge to do so and I’ve decided to...

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How to Let Go to Live Light

My kids go to a Montessori school nestled at the base of a table mountain in Golden, Colorado.

For years I was in the rhythm of dropping them off at school and then hopping on...

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When Going Slow is Not Natural

For decades I've tried to go faster and faster. And I’m noticing I’m exhausted. 

So I'm curious what an intentional slowdown might look like and do for...

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Neutrality is the Lighter Path

Months ago, my husband Randy decided to celebrate his 50th trip around the sun by signing up for a 24-hour mountain bike race. He would do it as part of a relay team with three...

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How to Keep Going

My family and I spent two weeks last Summer visiting our extended families in the midwest. On our long drive back home to Colorado, somewhere in rural Iowa, in the early...

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