The Case for Slowing Down Without Falling Behind
Letâs talk about a dirty word. A word that feels un-American, weak, and a little bit like surrender. That word is âslow.â Weâre raised to believe faster is better. Get…
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Why Less Tech Can Be Better Tech
Letâs be honest for a second. Weâve all been there. You drop serious coin on the latest smart whatever… a fridge that orders its own groceries, a thermostat that learns…
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The One Thing Worth Having: Why Settling for Less is Costing You
Look around your garage or your closet or your life and be honest with yourself for a minute. How much of that stuff do you actually use? How much of…
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Why Less Stuff Equals Better Living
Iâve got a buddy named Mike. Nice guy. Good job. Nice house. But Mike has a problem. He buys stuff he doesnât need. Then he buys storage bins to hold…
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Why Smart Doesnât Always Mean Better
Hey everyone. Grab a cold one and pull up a chair. Letâs talk about the word âsmart.â Itâs slapped on everything these days. Smartphones, smart TVs, smart fridges, smart toilets⌅
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How Small Comforts Improve Daily Life
Letâs be real for a second. Life, for most of us, isnât a series of epic adventures. Itâs not car chases and last-minute touchdowns. Itâs traffic. Itâs inboxes that never…
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The Quiet Confidence of Keeping Things Simple
I was at this new burger spot the other week, the kind with a chalkboard menu that takes ten minutes to read. There were twenty different specialty burgers, each with…
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The Rise of Casual Living and Why Itâs Winning
Remember when life used to come with a dress code? I’m not talking about black tie affairs. I mean the daily uniform. The stiff suit for a job that didn’t…
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How to Enjoy Christmas Life Without Overspending (And Keep Your Sanity)
Letâs be real. The pressure to have a âperfectâ Christmas starts around Halloween and hits like a freight train by Black Friday. Every ad, every store display, every social media…
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