When you think of minimalism, what do you think of? White walls? Empty spaces and no furniture? Drab clothing? Decluttering until you don’t own much of anything? That’s certainly what an internet image search brings up. For me, minimalism did start with decluttering. Miss Minimalist, Francine Jay, was the catalyst. I happened upon her book … More Try Minimalism: Making Room for What You Love
You may not always think to put these words together – minimalism and work – but it’s exactly what I strive for everyday. It’s true, I can’t abide doing more than I have to in order to get the job done. That’s not because I like doing as little as possible. No, we’re talking about … More Minimalism at Work
What the flying fox is in that box? It’s something that I’ve been pondering as I looked around the house this week. We’ve had some wonderful sunshine here in the UK and come the weekend it’s hard to resist the draw of the back garden after a week at work. I’m fortunate enough to have … More Minimalism at Home
Good morning! Making time for a walk in the outdoors has great potential for ample return on your time investment. For one just some movement whilst taking in the fresh air is great for the body. Secondly, admiring the beauty in the creations around us, both natural and man-made have a great impact on our … More Sunday Walks: York
A life more ordinary. Simplify and take back control. … More Taking Back Control
Meal planning. Sounds like something that highly organised people do, doesn’t it? But when it ticks the three boxes of saving time, saving money and reducing waste then it’s worth giving it a go isn’t it? So that’s what we did. The Motivation Increase variety in our evening meals Reduce the amount of food discarded … More Year of Happy: We’re Planning: Planning Our Meals Out Today
