Needless to say, it gave me nightmares… and this is what I was beginning to feel with regards to stuff. The only way out was to untangle the yarn, which was an absolutely impossible feat.
#Minimalist declutter challenge 2017 full#
I was trapped in a room full of yarn, knotted, and surrounding me. I was getting flashbacks to this intense hallucination I had as a child, when we realized I was allergic to Codeine. It was beginning to evoke this panic like tendency in me, where I was feeling like the stuff was taking over, and I couldn’t get out. After you have kids, the amount of crap that accumulates is absolutely insane.
See, I’ve always had some core beliefs that I don’t need “things” to make me happy, but like most people, I found myself collecting stuff. Removing things from our lives that do not bring value or purpose. As a result of listening to this show (click here to listen), I felt absolutely inspired by the Minimalist message. Stay tuned!Īnyways, back to what this post is actually about! DECLUTTERING!!! A few months ago, I was listening to one of my favourite podcasts – The School of Greatness by Lewis Howes, and he had a guest on his show, Joshua Fields Millburn from “The Minimalists”. Perhaps with just a different spin on content. I don’t think I anticipated how much I personally would change, and just how much more I would want to focus on being a better and more intentional Mom.įingers crossed that you will see more from me in 2017! This is the PLAN. Heading back to work after mat leave with B, kind of rocked me to the core. In addition, Ive also been focused on improving my self. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not like there isn’t a boat load of content, but truthfully, I’ve just been focused on being present and living in the moment with my littles. HELLO and SEASONS GREETINGS everyone! I know it’s been a while since I’ve shown my face around the blog, and I’ll be honest, I just haven’t felt inspired much to write about #momlife lately.
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