Family Minimalism – Have Fewer Things and Share More Love

Family Minimalism – Have Fewer Things and Share More Love

Minimalist lifestyles are not just for singles or young married couples without children.  Keep reading to find out more about how you and your family can start taking steps to declutter and simplify your lives with family minimalism. Minimalism is a unique way of life that focuses on simplicity, experiences, and happiness. Family minimalism involves…

Saying No – Be Strong and Learn from My Experience

Saying No – Be Strong and Learn from My Experience

We live in busy and challenging times, and sometimes we can’t get overwhelmed by all of our responsibilities.  It’s important to set boundaries in relationships and saying no.  Saying no is crucial in relationships to maintain our well-being.  By setting personal boundaries, communicating with others meaningfully, and saying no when it’s appropriate, we set the…

Ethical Consumerism – Getting More and Living Better

Ethical Consumerism – Getting More and Living Better

In an age where convenience, speed, and low prices are always available, it can be easy to put ethical consumerism on the backburner. But sometimes those little conveniences have detrimental impacts. Ethical consumerism involves purchasing items that have a supply chain which positively impacts the environment and workers that make it up. Examples include companies…

What Really Matters – How Doing Less Makes it All Better

What Really Matters – How Doing Less Makes it All Better

Figuring out what really matters to you doesn’t have to be rocket science.  Let’s discuss how to identify the things and people that have the most meaning in your life and how to increase your happiness. What really matters is something everyone should take the time to identify and capitalize upon.  It’s the people, events,…

Sympathy vs Empathy vs Compassion – Insight For Living Well

Sympathy vs Empathy vs Compassion – Insight For Living Well

The terms empathy, sympathy, and compassion get used a lot in daily conversation almost interchangeably, but each term means something slightly different. What do each of these terms mean and why is it important to know the slight differences? Empathy, sympathy, and compassion often feel related, here is how we can define each. Empathy is…