Today, I’m chatting with my friend Rose Lounsbury about minimalism.
Overwhelm and burnout are common feelings that lead people toward minimalism. Once Rose got her house “under control” a lot of the stress and overwhelm caused by her home was gone. She could finally relax.
We discuss how to decide what you need in your life. Change the questions that you ask yourself.
Reduce the amount of things you need. That cuts down on what you need to organize and keep clean.
If you’re unsure or you need training wheels, get a “purgatory” box.
We also discuss how things changed with the pandemic.
We wrap up talking about where is the best place to start. 1. Start somewhere easy. 2. Start with your own stuff.
Learn More About Rose:
Rose Lounsbury is a keynote speaker, coach, and Amazon bestselling author who helps busy people reduce stress, improve wellness, and create more joy and balance in their lives through simplicity. After blogging about her personal journey toward a simpler lifestyle, Rose was inspired to leave her classroom teaching job and help others find the freedom that comes with owning less stuff. Rose spends her days speaking, writing, and helping her clients and online students create more open spaces in their lives. If you want to know how many towels she owns, you can watch her TEDx Talk, which has over 400,000 views. Rose’s advice has been featured on USAToday.com, and she’s been a guest on Good Day Columbus, WYSO, WVXU, Good Morning Cincinnati, and Living Dayton. She lives in lovely Dayton, Ohio with her husband and wild triplets. You can visit her online at RoseLounsbury.com.
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