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Every time we travel… I come home and am ready to halve our possessions. And that’s exactly what happened when we got back from our recent trip to Gatlinburg.
Isn’t it funny how quickly our perspective can shift from a few days away?
I often purge unnecessary items when I’m feeling overwhelmed. (You know that frantic…. That’s it! I can’t clean these walkie talkies and 20 pairs of kids socks up again! It’s gone!)
…. That’s how our “If it’s on the ground it’s out of town” phrase was born🤣
So I was surprised when we unpacked from our trip that I naturally started piling items up to donate.
And then I thought about how much sense that made. The contrast between living out of a backpack and having the best time and then coming home to a house full of things that need me- makes for the perfect intentional motivation to clear things up.
So I thought it’d be fun to share this new habit + everything I’m letting go of- post our recent trip
- the perfect way to kick off my Staying Minimal Series!
Maintaining less, to access more of life’s simple luxuries.
Join us to unlock thoughtful prompts + candid conversations around: decluttering, financial minimalism, time stewardship and intentional decision making to support the daily rhythms you desire.
For intentional creatives craving not just a simpler home, but a simpler way of being — where your actions align with your dream life.
Join the Staying Minimal Series Here
By Megan at Mompreneur Co.View the Pictures + Join the Conversation Here
Every time we travel… I come home and am ready to halve our possessions. And that’s exactly what happened when we got back from our recent trip to Gatlinburg.
Isn’t it funny how quickly our perspective can shift from a few days away?
I often purge unnecessary items when I’m feeling overwhelmed. (You know that frantic…. That’s it! I can’t clean these walkie talkies and 20 pairs of kids socks up again! It’s gone!)
…. That’s how our “If it’s on the ground it’s out of town” phrase was born🤣
So I was surprised when we unpacked from our trip that I naturally started piling items up to donate.
And then I thought about how much sense that made. The contrast between living out of a backpack and having the best time and then coming home to a house full of things that need me- makes for the perfect intentional motivation to clear things up.
So I thought it’d be fun to share this new habit + everything I’m letting go of- post our recent trip
- the perfect way to kick off my Staying Minimal Series!
Maintaining less, to access more of life’s simple luxuries.
Join us to unlock thoughtful prompts + candid conversations around: decluttering, financial minimalism, time stewardship and intentional decision making to support the daily rhythms you desire.
For intentional creatives craving not just a simpler home, but a simpler way of being — where your actions align with your dream life.
Join the Staying Minimal Series Here