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Courtney LynneOct 23, 20156 min read

Why the KonMari Method Works, According to Behavioral Science

Terry Bain in Drive BylineMar 28

did you worry, as you decluttered your home, that you might need replacement items in the future and not be able to afford them

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Nicole Dieker

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I worried so much that ultimately I stopped in the middle of decluttering. Also I’m really bad at being a part of a “movement.” Once I realized everybody was doing the Konmari shuffle, I felt dirty. I still want to declutter, but Konmari makes me almost cringe. I’m not sure of all my reasons, but the two I mentioned here are at or near the top of the list.

Madeline Raynor in The BillfoldJan 125 min read

I Sold Half My CD Collection to an Online Company

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Claire ZulkeyFeb 52 min read

Recommendations from my revolutionary book on tidying up

Read a story to each of your clean cups and…

sunshinejoeJan 11 min read

#TinyChallenges: Day 1 of Ridding Myself

I’m excited to kick of January 2016 with a group of fine folks joining in on #tinychallenges. Doing something small every day for one month to reach a goal, improve themselves, learn something new.

Greg HemmingsDec 30, 20153 min read

Thoughts on Public Enemy, Throwing Away CDs, and the Carbon Costs of Cloud Computing.

Dorian BurdenMar 15, 20155 min read

Breaking the Rules Part 1: What Handbags Have Taught Me About Living

Snehal WaghNov 15, 20152 min read

Minimalist Lifestyle

Minimalism is not just when you carry fewer possessions. The real test of a minimalism comes when you have the income to buy the things you want; yet choose not to, instead of driving by consumerism. It’s not about getting rid of most of the things you have.

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