Sustainable Minimalists
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The Best Things Are Free: Rich Conversations
What’s better than deep and meaningful connections with those we love? Join me today for this third and final episode in our What’s Best In Life Is Free series as we discuss this importance of rich co
Love Languages and Minimalism
The Love Languages, Defined The holidays are here, and the season is about relationships first and foremost. And while we may understand intuitively that gift giving is just one way in which we can sh
How to Be Happier Amidst Capitalism
Capitalism has coerced us into thinking about contentment in terms of possessions, and many of us accumulate both stuff and money in hopes of living happier. But time and time again research finds th
Should I Keep Clothes That Don’t Fit?
“I have a number of clothing items that don’t fit in boxes on the top of my cupboard. My weight fluctuates so frequently (and I have a newborn) that it seems irresponsible to get rid of things that do
Reclaiming Movement Opportunities
There’s no way around it: more stuff means more sedentarism. Products of convenience move on our behalf, and our kids are moving their bodies less than any other generation in human history. Our cultu
Leather Versus Faux Leather
Got yourself some leather boots? How about a faux leather handbag? The fashion industry relies heavily on both the durability and aesthetic of leather and, these days, vegan leather is rapidly rising
Conscious Nursery and Kids’ Room Design
Fairy lights for our little girl? A dinosaur theme for our baby boy? When designing our children’s nurseries and, later, their big kid rooms, it’s natural for parents to get caught up in the aesthetic
All-Things Bidets
“I’d love to hear a podcast episode about a bidet for toilet attachment … Our family recently got one, and we love it but I know a lot of people have questions about them, including myself.” I did i
Pushing Back Against Convenience Eating
Cooking takes time, and few of us have time to spare. Convenient food options—like processed snacks, meal subscriptions, and even takeout—solve problems for busy adults who feel the pull towards what’
How To Read a Cleanser's Label
Non-toxic, eco-friendly living is rapidly growing in popularity, and many corporations that sell home cleansers are modifying their marketing (not their products!) to garner more sales. We may not hav