10 ways to simplify your life ✨

Life is a beautiful blessing and journey that we all desire to cherish, but sometimes we struggle to shape it into the experience we want and center it around our true values. Today, here are the 10 ways to simplify life and align it with the things you truly care about most.

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[SimplyBeautiful]

Meals on rotation is such a fabulous way to simplify. I chose 10 meals that our family loves. With one dinner a week pick up, one dinner each week being leftovers, this gives us 2 weeks of meals. That means we are only eating the same meals twice a month. We do it seasonally for 3 months at a time. If I get inspired, I can try a new meal but I don’t have to continually do that. This also tremendously simplifies my grocery shopping process. Win/win.

[julien]

As a mother of two kids now in college I think recognizing that life has it's seasons is REALLY important and something I was too tired to "get" when they were little. Diapers season does end! But, so do sticky hugs and picnics in the living room so enjoy!

[charminlindholm]

Sabbath-style rest for 24 hours is a great tip!

[beckyharper]

I've watched this twice now and resonate with it so much. I went from a crazy corporate career that took over my life to what some would probably consider a basic job working outdoors but the freedom and home life is incredible. Everything in my life now is minimalised over a 2 yr period and I wish I'd done it sooner. Minimalism for me has allowed me to properly live.
P.S. I'm loving your channel, keep up the great content! I've watched and subscribed to many minimalism channels over the yrs and yours is so calming, simple (in the right way) and motivational 😊

[bethburleson]

Love that you included that opening quote. I love Dallas Willard.

[alisonj.]

I am a teacher in a new school, new grade levels, in a new state. There's so much in this transitional time of life, and I'm trying to reduce my overwhelm. Simplifying always makes me calmer. Thank you for your video--it brought me a lot of peace tonight.

[larissaguy]

I am loving your messages and videos! We downsized our home last year after years of decluttering and trying out minimalism and surprisingly my whole family loves our tiny little white cottage. I will never go back to a big house. I find house chores, gardening and cleaning a joy now because there is just right balance. I am still working on the other things you spoke about and appreciated every one of your points and the way you articulated them.

[alannahollier]

Just discovered your channel and I love it! ❤

[rachelmunoz]

I just found your channel, and I am absolutely loving your videos! Thank you for creating so much value-filled, beautiful content!

[mariekielbasa]

Love your videos! I’m glad you chose to be home with your kids...so important...I love your meal plans too😀

[SB-trfk]

I am so thankful for your honesty and authenticity. Your spirit is very calming and I am a fellow stay at home mom just learning the laundry learning curve as well!

[chantillyviolin]

I've just begun to simplify our meals and I just found your videos and here you are describing almost to a "T", what I'm attempting to do!! How wonderful to find like-minded people. Thank you for sharing!

[briannalarsen]

I just found your channel recently & I want to echo some other comments: I love your calm spirit!
And while I am not at all a "Type A" (more of a recovering messy/lazy/unplanned person that now has to make myself sit down and take breaks during the day and have a newfound love for systems and minimalism), I have always struggled with overachieving that I believe stems from people pleasing. Ive slowly been trying to step out of that and pressing into the Lord as the One that deserves the focus and glory in all my doings.
I am a life long "Sabbath keeper", but even I feel like there is much still to be learned from others. I dont really feel like it gets "easier" because it is so contrary to human nature to stop and accept that God is in control and we are not. Its a good weekly reminder of true surrender and a reflection on how the world began. I love that.

Thanks for the awesome content! I realized I'm still stressed out because I have been working against myself. I purge, then get more thrifted finds, purge again and so on and so forth... Need to work on that!

[jeannettecleveland]

This was a great video! I really enjoyed it. I like how you expressed the idea of fighting back so to speak on these cultural things that are demanding so much attention, money, etc

[capriciahughes]

I love your message….I wish this discussion was being said in the late 80’s 90’s….more young families need to hear it now for sure.

Blessings to you and your husband and your sweet babies….you made the right choice. ❤️Clearwater FL

[kathrynwind]

Could you share your source for the “intentional promotion of consumerism as a core American value” that you shared in this video? This is so fascinating to me: something I’ve definitely noticed as a major shift in American culture over the last century, and it’s so interesting to see it was intentional. Thank you!

[lolmakeup]

Can you show what you usually eat in a day or week for the simple meals??

[cynthiacrumlish]

No leftovers in this house. I know it is not practical for every home but leftovers are hard to digest. Also means no Tupperware, etc., cluttering up the kitchen!

[sosummerset]

If you'd like to simplify your videos, you could leave the music out. I'd appreciate it a lot.