And just like that – poof – February was over! We’re another month into 2020 already and another month into my no buy year. It’s been a rocky month as far as my buy nothing year goes (and it’s only month two!), but I’m hanging on in there. Today I’m going to walk you through my February no buy year update and how I’m getting on with a year without shopping.
View PostMy First No Buy Month | No Buy Year January Review
The curse of a seemingly never-ending January has finally lifted. I’m pleased to say that, not only did I survive the barrage of catastrophic global events that threatened to wipe out civilisation as we know it (think record breaking wildfires, threat of WW3, Coronavirus sweeping the globe), but I also survived my first no buy month too. Today I’m sharing what I’ve learned about a life without shopping so far in my first no buy year update.
View Post10 Things I No Longer Buy (and you shouldn’t either!)
I don’t know if it was my move towards a more minimal life, my increased interest in being an eco-warrior or just a part of growing up, but over the last few years I’ve been looking at all the junk I buy and really questioning my sanity. I’ve streamlined my purchases and cut a lot of unnecessary items out of my life and I feel a lot better for it. Here’s a list of 10 of the things I no longer buy.
View Post10 Things to Declutter for a Happier Life
Clutter is the devil! Ok, maybe that’s a little extreme, but it’s true that the first step to creating a life you love is to get rid of all the stuff that you don’t. Hanging on to things that don’t spark joy, serve you no purpose or just plain irritate the heck out of you is going to leave you feeling bummed out. Overhauling your life (and your happiness levels) can start today and the first step is decluttering all the stuff that’s weighing you down. Here’s what to declutter for a happier life.
View PostHow I Learned to Shop Less (and why you should too!)
I used to be the queen of compulsive shopping. I was capable of doing some pretty major damage on my credit card on the average Saturday afternoon. But then everything changed. I learned to shop less. And you know what? It really wasn’t that difficult.
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