We’re still minimizing here on a Life on a Dime! I need to declutter this weekend, and I’ve got three specific areas I’m going to focus on to make my life easier going forward. By this weekend, I also mean no time like the present! I need to get organized, and before I can really truly do that I have to declutter.
FOUR TIPS TO MINIMIZE YOUR LIFE ON PAPER
Organization and minimalism also applies to financial and legal documents. Here are four simple tips to help you minimize your life on paper.
2023 NO-SPEND FEBRUARY & MINIMALISM IN MARCH RECAP
Since March is already over I figured I would go ahead and combine the recap for 2023 No-Spend February with the wrap-up of Minimalism in March.
ONE MINIMALIST’S WEIRD, PRE-GETAWAY TO-DO LIST
What did I do prior to the trip to ensure things were easier when we got back? The answers might surprise you. Or not, if you’ve followed a Life on a Dime for a while… Here’s this minimalist’s weird pre-get-away to-do list.
2023 MINIMALISM IN MARCH
It’s March! That means goodbye No-Spend February and hello Minimalism in March! This month marks the fourth year a Life on a Dime has hosted this challenge.
2023 WORD OF THE YEAR… AND 2022 IN REVIEW
2022 was definitely an eventful year for the a Life on a Dime household. In today’s post, I’m recapping year and sharing my word of the year for 2023.
SIMPLE STOCKING STUFFERS YOUR FAMILY WILL LOVE
Chances are you’re finishing up Christmas shopping. If you’re lucky you’re already done. For those of us who aren’t so lucky or short on ideas, here’s a Life on a Dime’s 2022 list of simple stocking stuffers.
A MINIMALIST’S CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE 2022
In this post, I’m sharing several thoughtful, budget-friendly gift ideas from a minimalist’s perspective. Here is a Life on a Dime’s Christmas Gift Guide for 2022
A LITTLE FALL CATCH-UP WITH A LIFE ON A DIME
It’s been a bit since I posted a life update. So here’s a little fall catch-up with a Life on a Dime.
A MINIMALIST WITH NO CAPSULE WARDROBE?
Today I want to talk about minimalism and the capsule wardrobe, and why I find the concept a bit, well… problematic.