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Spring cleaning might have more mental wellbeing benefits than previously thought.

Living a minimalist lifestyle without excessive material objects might be easier than it sounds. Try the 30 day rule that’s been designed to help you declutter for a happier less stressful life.

With the season of spring cleaning upon us, now is the time to psych ourselves up for the Big Declutter. For some of us, this is our Everest – a seemingly interminable task requiring more commitment, time and neat storage boxes than is possible to muster. Whatever excuse you come up with, be it an attachment to sentimental keepsakes, your self-diagnosed ADHD that makes sticking to the task so hard, or simply a lack of time and motivation, the professional declutterers have seen you coming...

You'd think the never-ending daily grind was required for the human experience. But these people prove that it's definitely not. Do you dream of breaking

How to declutter your home for good

With more and more young people choosing to reject a life of excess, minimalism is gaining currency as a way of life - Issue Date: Dec 13, 2021

The pair has ​​helped people live more meaningful lives with less stuff

It all starts with one simple question: How might your life be better with less?Imagine your life a year from now. Five years from now. What will it look like? Imagine a life with less: less stuff, less clutter, less stress and debt and ...

Speaking Out: Making do with less is good for the soul Photo by Alexandru Acea on Unsplash Speaking Out: Making do with less is good for the soul By  JACOB STOCKING, Youth Speak News June 2, 2021 Although spirituality is at the core of religion, physical objects are inherent to its history and current functioning.  In Luke 12:33, Jesus tells His followers  to “sell your possessions and give to the poor.” St. Francis of Assisi answered this call from Jesus m...

After becoming stressed by the amount of things his family owned, Jason O’Callaghan, 48, stripped back 1 May 2021 • 6:00am Nothing to see here (literally): O’Callaghan with his wife Carina and their children Camille, Stephanie and Ethan Credit: Myles Shelly Eighteen months ago, my morning routine could be described as ‘one mad panic’. My wife Carina and I were always awake and up on time, but somehow the pre-school rush regularly ended in a frenzy to get our children Camille, aged eig...