In this post, we rethink what truly belongs in storage. Storage isn’t for “just in case” or guilt-driven holding, it’s for things you know you’ll use again. Discover how to apply the simple S.T.O.R.A.G.E. system to keep only what’s seasonal, time-bound, occasional, and purposeful, helping you protect both your stuff and your peace of mind.
Storage spaces can feel like a comforting pause button, holding the items we’re not ready to use or release. But when that pause becomes permanent, storage can quietly transform into stress. In this post, we explore three common types of clutter, Obligatory Items, Someday Stuff, and Micromanaged Rehoming, and offers guidance for what’s really worth keeping and what might be better off gone.
Lynn, a full-time van dweller, pays $159 a month for her 10×10 storage unit. But is everything inside worth the space and cost? In this post, we explore five simple rules to declutter with intention, using real-life examples from Lynn’s storage unit.
Everyone gets to a point where their journey to a simpler life is just too much to handle. Feeling overwhelmed doesn’t have to me the end of the journey.
We all love a good mug, but when the cabinet overflows, it’s time to take action. Whether it’s sentimental attachments or just too many favorites, parting with mugs can weirdly be one of the hardest decluttering tasks. In this post, we’ll tackle the great coffee mug pandemic and help you trim your collection without losing the ones that truly bring you joy.
This is a great technique to use when deciding what to keep and what to let go of.
Struggling to decide what stays and what goes? Every item in your life either lifts you up or weighs you down. In this blog, we’ll explore how to make those tough decisions, clear out the clutter, and create a space that supports your journey on the road and beyond.
In this blog, we’ll dive into the art of downsizing—without holding back. I’m a firm believer in going all in, being decisive, and being ruthless when it comes to letting go of things. It’s about clearing the clutter and keeping only what truly serves your journey
