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How to enjoy life (not romanticize, upgrade, or optimize it) | Vol. 1

My journey of decluttering discontentment

To say I’ve moved a lot is an underestimate. By the time I turned 31, I had moved 16 times. If you do the math, that’s basically every other year.

One of the hardest transitions was commutin...

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Why fall resets don’t work

Tis the season

You’ve probably already noticed these popular themes on your social media feed about fall hauls, end-of-year goals, fall resets, and fall hauls. Have you ever felt overwhelmed with the conflicting messages and informati...

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Can I really be content in Christ while grieving?

Alternate title: Even if Grief Remains, So Does God’s Love

I wasn’t expecting or planning to write this post. Originally, the plan was to formally announce that I would be quitting this newsletter and all other creative projects for g...

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Searching for God's goodness in grief

A children’s story about parenting

Several months ago I found this YouTube video (skip to 6:05) that’s basically an episode-long compilation of some classic children stories by Eric Carle.

I’ve watched this video many times but it w...

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The Stuff-Stack: July Recap 🌞

The is my monthly list of things I’m decluttering, loving, enjoying, etc.

The nesting immediately started when I found out I was pregnant! Haha I’m barely entering my second trimester but I love any excuse to declutter and film it! Subscr...

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    I'm Liz — Wife, Mom of 2, & Christian Decluttering Coach (Phil. 4:11-13) \ud83d\udd4a️ Newsletters — \ud83c\udfa8 MON: Mother Maker \ud83e\uddfa TUES: Home Declutter \ud83e\udd0e THURS: Heart Declutter

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