Author: Jeff McClung

Minimalism is removing the things that are distracting or keeping you from the most important things in your life. I was first introduced to the idea of minimalism several years ago by Joshua Becker through this article. I really liked the idea and began decluttering around my home and in my office. However, we were working through … Continue reading A Beginner’s Guide to Minimalism

Have you ever had a goal for yourself that you didn't reach? Most of us have. Forbes did a study a few years ago and found that just 8% of people actually achieve their New Year's Resolutions. By anyone's account that is a depressing statistic. As we begin another year chances are you have some goals you … Continue reading 3 Simple Tips to Help You Reach Your Goals

Do you ever have a hard time keeping your home decluttered? Does it feel like no matter how hard you try clutter keeps creeping back in? This year my wife an I have begun to embrace a minimalist lifestyle and eliminate the clutter in our home and life. With a full-time job and two little … Continue reading 7 Habits of Clutter-Free People

Simplifying your life isn't always a simple thing to do. In order to focus on what matters most we may need to stop doing some things and get rid of others. Other times there are some things we need to start doing and some habits and practices we need to add to our lives. A … Continue reading 12 Questions to End Your Day On

Do you struggle with getting your home (and life) back in order after the holidays? For years I was overwhelmed with all the decorations I had to take down and all the stuff I had to figure out what to do with. Finally I decided enough was enough. I was going to take control of the … Continue reading 5 Ways to Keep Your Home Organized After The Holidays

I've been journaling off and on since 4th Grade. I've always drawn to keeping a journal. There's something about the process of keeping a record of what's happening in life that has made my life better.​ A Few Benefits of Journaling Journaling allows you to process what your thoughts and feelings. Dawson Trotman says, "Thoughts disentangle themselves … Continue reading Why You Should Keep a Journal and How to Get Started