With the beginning of autumn comes the start of the harvest and thanksgiving season around the world, especially in the Northern Hemisphere~ Today we'll talk about how to keep a spirit of thanksgiving without the need for a pumpkin pie to remind us to do so. We'll also talk about the Korean holiday of Chuseok which will be taking place this week, as well as touching on US Thanksgiving, The National Day of Mourning, Mabon, and the Autumnal and Vernal Equinoxes~ So grab a pumpkin spice latte and join me as we talk about how to stay thankful all year long~

Have you ever heard a tip or trick and thought... that's not for me, but mmkay~ Today we're going to talk about some of the common minimalist tips that I don't follow and why

Have you ever wanted to run off to a cottage in a forest and live off of homemade apple pies, cherry turnovers, and good vibes? Well, we can't all be so lucky, but we can bring cottagecore, and all of it's principles, home with us. Let's chat about what cottagecore is all about and how to achieve those vibes even in small and shared spaces in the city~

Have you ever thought about making a capsule wardrobe? Have you heard the phrase but not really known how to make it work for you? Or maybe you're looking for a different way to pare down your clothes and free up more space in your closet and in your mornings? If so, then this episode is for you

It's back to school season and that means back to school sales and lengthy lists of all the things we need to pick up to make sure the school season goes well~ Here are my tips as a former teacher and as a minimalist on how to keep things under control, what to prioritize, and how to stay on a budget without making anyone upset or forgetting something important.

Want to be more of a digital minimalist but some of the methods seem a little extreme or like they wouldn't be conducive to your current life in a tech-heavy world? Today we'll be talking about easy ways we can cut down on screen time without cutting ourselves off or going completely cold turkey.

So, you've become a minimalist... but the people you live with aren't exactly on board? How do you find a balance and make the space comfortable for everyone? Whether it's your family members, short or long-term roommates, or significant others, I've got you covered.

Hi everyone, it's Autumn. I just wanted to let you all know that after many hours, I have finally launched a YouTube channel for this podcast. I'm still working everything out and trying to make it look as aesthetically-pleasing as possible, but bear with me as I'm new to making YouTube videos. Anyway, it's all up now~ live~ at Mindful Minimalism, and you can check it out by searching that on YouTube or by clicking the link in the show description. I'd love to see you all there. Bye~

Today we'll be talking about the power of the smallest word with the biggest stigma... no. How can using this word be an advantage to our lives with regards to frugality, minimalism, and mental health? Why is there such a backlash against setting up boundaries for ourselves, and how can we break them without seeming like the bad person in the exchange?

Has anyone else noticed how corporate "treat yourself" and "self care" has become over the past year or so? Today we'll be talking about that and how to avoid the materialist trappings of treating yourself.