The Tiny Life

Does your brain feel chaotic and weighed down day in and day out? A cluttered brain is a core source of stress, distraction, overstimulation, disorganization, and an inability to be...

Thanks to the connectivity of the internet, it seems to me that dating is both more accessible and more exhausting than ever. For minimalists, dating is all about being simple...

The term “Swedish death cleaning” may raise some eyebrows considering these three words aren’t commonly used in the same sentence....

You may have heard the term “setting intentions” being tossed around and gotten a mental image of someone doing yoga at 6 a.m., meditating in an open field, or journaling...

If the state of your inbox and the mess on your desktop are overwhelming you — don't worry, you are not alone. The good news is that I have a...

The practice of homesteading can find its way into one’s life in many different ways. For some, being a homesteader looks like producing your own food, making your own clothes,...

It’s hard to be present in the moment when our attention is being pulled in every direction. There is a constant stream of news stories, social media posts, advertisements, advice...

Having a blank canvas with so much room for creativity might seem a little scary, but if planned out well, it can really enhance your camping experience. A cargo camper...

Sometimes it feels as if adulthood is run by this huge secret everyone shares. The secret is that you’re supposed to bend to the systems in place, sacrifice what you...

Reading minimalist books can reach deeper than simply selling your possessions. It can lead to a shift of the mind — a habit of intentionally analyzing the noise that you...

With more and more people working from home these days, I’ve been asked about my tiny house office—how do I stay productive? How do I work from home in a...

Adopting minimalism when you have kids is a big commitment to make as a parent, and it probably won’t be easy. But that’s what raising children is: a commitment that’s...