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EPISODE · Jun 20, 2017 · 46 MIN

How Being A Minimalist Doesn't Have To Equal Being Minimal - Lori Rochino

from Bringing Business to Retail

I've always been organized and somewhat OCD, but after five moves including melding lives with my husband, dog and eventually son, I wasn't able to be as organized as I would have liked to be. I needed a simpler solution and was tired of having stuff just for the sake of having stuff. While I always thought I had simple habits, all the excess clutter accumulated over time proved that maybe I wasn't living so simply. So I joined the simplicity movement and went on a decluttering spree. But somewhere between paring down half my wardrobe and kitchenware, I realized there wasn't just one way to simplify life. While I would have liked to keep things somewhat minimalist, I found it was difficult to do with a family. And quite honestly, I liked having my son's artwork on the kitchen walls and a few blankets and pillows on the couch to cozy up to. What you will learn in this episode: Why we accumulate too much stuff Why merchandising forces us to buy stuff we don't need Lori's tips on decluttering (not what you'd expect!) How to organize your life (and your stuff) For more click here

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