Buy Experiences, Not Things
Things have always made me unhappy. They bog me down. I prefer the lightness of experiences. They breeze in and out and through me. I
Things have always made me unhappy. They bog me down. I prefer the lightness of experiences. They breeze in and out and through me. I
It truly is an oddity. It’s become a talking point among friends. A joke at first. I can’t buy a couch. And it’s come to
I’m going to take a step or two back. And explain the “simple” in the My Simple Home experiment. I’d like to be clear. You’ll
This week I declutter my “sentimentals” and my “collectibles” What did we all do before we “decluttered”? We tidied. We picked up our crap, dusted
* this post has been updated This week I don’t drink bottled water (actually, I haven’t drunk the stuff for several years, but I’m kinda
This is quite freaky: Architect Gary Chang has created a 24-rooms-in-one-32-square-metre apartment (translation: he’s taken a tiny apartment and converted it such that it functions
Have you seen this? Somehow a reporter from Insider got to go into LL’s house and rummage through a wardrobe that’s taken over the apartment.
Check out this new online gizmo. Web 2.0 Suicide Machine allows you to wipe yourself from social networking. Forever. Web 2.0 Suicide Machine can strike
This is a new series I’m starting that will flag cool gadgets and tricks and things that make life simpler and less… stuff-y. Most of
This week I declutter my background reading I can get disproportionately excited about new online devices. Like, a while back, I was frothing about Instapaper,