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She’s a style coach and today she’s sharing her top tips on how to simplify your style and create a minimal, user-friendly closet. To refine and streamline your closet, we’re going to define your style, create a uniform and find the cornerstone pieces of your minimal wardrobe. You should now be able to say: how you want to feel in your clothes, the types of genres you’re drawn to and the specific details you want to see more of in your closet. While you won’t find many pieces that you can literally wear all year long, staple pieces, such as a great pair of boots, transition well.

I actually took time last night to reflect on these questions for myself—why had my life been so busy and cluttered in the past, and where does the busyness is my life currently come from— If you are tired of being tired, keep reading to find out why your life is busy and cluttered, and what to do about it. Living a busy and cluttered life isn’t fun for anyone … In all likelihood, that money was spent years ago and regardless, we spend money all the time on things we aren’t necessarily happy with.

Recently, I’ve gotten a few questions about minimalism and money, so I thought I’d answer these by sharing the story of how minimalism helped me become debt free. Before I tell you how minimalism helped me get out of debt, I think I should give you some background about how I got into debt in the first place. Of course, there’s another obvious way that minimalism helped me get out of debt and save money: I stopped buying so much stuff. It’s funny because a few years ago, I wrote a blog post about how minimalism changed my life and I only briefly touched on my debt story.

With this in mind, I asked myself what’s the best advice I’d give to someone seeking to live a more intentional life and my mind instantly went to the topic of this post: starting a journaling habit. Without a doubt, creating a journaling habit is one of the best things I’ve ever done for myself and it’s a powerful tool for simple and intentional living. A JOURNALING HABIT Journaling has changed my life in many powerful ways but before I go into all the details, I think it’s important to clarify what it’s really all about. For example, I’ve learned that if I’m feeling angry or frustrated, it’s often my body’s way of letting me know I’m in desperate need of self-care (and not because I’ve been wronged in some way! ).