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EPISODE · Sep 16, 2025 · 16 MIN

12. How to Live Simply in a Complicated World

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It's a complicated world out there, but a simple life at home is still possible. In this episode of the Tended podcast, I'm sharing how I practice simple living through small, practical habits. You don't have to retreat from the world or give up everything to simplify. I'm chatting about how I practice slow living and practical homemaking without overhauling my entire routine…and how you can, too. From cooking to technology and more, these are tangible and realistic ways you can simplify life amidst an increasingly complex world. JOIN THE MAILING LIST! Get my recipes, posts, and videos directly to your inbox: https://moonandmagnolia.ck.page/6b363e6987 ASK ME: Use this link to ask me any questions related to sourdough, fresh-milled flour, cooking, food preservation, and all things simple living. https://forms.gle/rgAo4prT9NFKERJq5 FREE SOURDOUGH STARTER EBOOK: https://moonandmagnolia.ck.page/f6a9cf2cd5 IN THIS EPISODE Why simple living still matters today Letting go of routines that no longer simplify How freezer meals can ease busy weeknights Redefining what simple living really means Making an easy pumpkin spice latte at home Simple tips for cast iron care Using technology to support a simple lifestyle DIY vinegar cleaner and taking control at home Everyday ways to practice self-sufficiency Why simple doesn't always mean easy How to turn leftover bread into homemade breadcrumbs Starting your simplicity journey in the kitchen Why memorizing a flexible weeknight recipe matters Pivoting a meal when ingredients run out RESOURCES MENTIONED Original Video: YouTube 50 Freezer Meals: YouTube Tended Ep. 7 – Practical Self-Sufficient Pantry: Show Notes Tended Ep. 10 – Nine Ways to Simplify Scratch Cooking:  Show Notes Living a Self-Sufficient Life in the Suburbs: YouTube Sourdough Breadcrumbs: Blog Homemade Cheeseburger Helper: Blog Enjoy the show? Don't forget to follow, rate, and review the podcast—it helps others discover these tips! And if this episode helped you, share it with a friend! LET'S CONNECT YouTube // Blog // Instagram // TikTok // Pinterest DISCLAIMER: This podcast episode may contain affiliate links. Any purchases from links outside of moon + magnolia may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. As part of the Amazon Associates program, links to Amazon will earn a commission at no cost to you. Thank you for supporting my content!

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