In Episode 47, it's time for our book report! This month we are reading A Complaint Free World by Will Bowen. We also explore how complaining could have some positive outcomes.

In episode 46, we check in to see how Jenny and I are doing so far with this month's challenge where we are being mindful to stop complaining.  Then we share some compelling research about how complaining actually rewires your brain for negativity.

In Episode 45, it's a new month and it's time for a new challenge. This month, we will be focusing on not complaining, criticizing or gossiping for the whole month. Our words are a reflection of our thoughts and together they create our lives.

In episode 44, it's time for our book report.  This month's book is The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey. This book was instrumental in helping my husband John and I take control of our financial situation and we hope that it will help you too!

This week, in episode 43, we dig into the details of how to start building a budget. We also discuss impulse purchases and if we are good at saving money.

In episode 42, we are digging into how your past experiences with money, or your money scripting, can have an effect on your current financial situation.

It's time for a new challenge and this month it's time to take control of your finances. Jenny and I will be using the Mint app to monitor our spending and we will get serious about creating a budget. I hope that you'll play along with us.

It's time for our monthly book report and this month we are so excited to be talking about our online pretend best friend Gretchen Rubin's new book Outer Order Inner Calm. Listen in as Jenny and I share some gems from this decluttering masterpiece.

It can sometimes be hard to let go of certain items as you start the decluttering process. There are some very common questions and obstacles that people face when decluttering, and in this episode we are going to help you walk through them.

In episode 38, we discuss how the first week of our decluttering challenge went and what we have been getting rid of.  The Rockstars of the Minimalism have something to say about living life with less and how having less stuff really does make you happier