While writing last week’s post on flexible travel itineraries, I found myself thinking about how much I appreciate flexibility outside of travel, too. It’s something I’ve worked hard to incorporate into everyday life. The more I thought about it, the
Today’s post isn’t about dramatic challenges or crazy money-saving hacks. I’m not talking about cutting everything you enjoy out of life or always buying the cheapest option, although there can be a time and place for that. Honestly, I’ve had
Life on autopilot can affect anyone, serving sometimes as a means of survival amid chaos. Other times, it’s a conscious choice that celebrates a quieter life, free from daily noise. However, for those who share my perspective, this can begin
We live in a world that idealizes busyness. In fact, it’s long been suggested that a full schedule is a symbol of success. But is it really? That depends on how you define success. If it’s measured by how hectic
Ah, November! Now that the election is over, perhaps things will quiet down some. Wishful thinking? Probably! Anyway, we shouldn’t let that disrupt our focus on the positive aspects of life. November is a season of gratitude, a time where
Here we are, facing another summer without great insulation! Oy, I should really look into what it takes to properly insulate the house. Perhaps Brian and I will circle back on that when the weather is cooler. In any case,
A home should be a reprieve from the clutter and commotion of modern life. However, all too often, we invite daily stressors into our homes, causing us to lose focus on the present. We’re constantly consumed by challenges and responsibilities
How often do we reflect on the changes we make and how they will impact our lives? I personally have a tendency to overlook changes in my life. I don’t typically dwell on them too much; they inevitably happen, and
Lately, I have found myself applying a back-to-basics approach to life. Simplicity is a state for which I strive; it’s an unassuming form of peaceful fulfillment that offers a myriad of moments to practice gratitude. In today’s culture of excess,
Do your workweeks ever seem to fly by in a blur? Whether you’re heads-down focused on a single task or running around like crazy, things can feel hectic during the week. Errands, chores, and other tasks tend to pile up