Everyday Minimalism: Find Calm & Creativity in Living Simply
Erin Boyle
33:53
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Learn how living with less can unlock a life of more—more energy, more savings, and more time to do the things you love!
As a recent grad on a tight budget, Erin Boyle furnished her first apartment through a mix of ingenuity, crafting, and making do without. She soon discovered that living simply was not only more affordable, but also more sustainable for her happiness and the environment. Since then, she’s developed an approach to minimalism that’s accessible and beneficial to everyone—whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, burned out, or ready for a change you can’t quite pinpoint.
Now, Erin shares her flexible approach to minimalism, with steps designed to help you build a peaceful, fulfilling life at any stage. You’ll learn how to:
- Be inventive and resourceful in any space
- Shift your habits to eliminate daily stress
- Cherish what’s beautiful and meaningful—and let go of what’s not
- Get purposeful about your time, energy, and money
Plus, Erin shares her favorite tips and tricks to get you started right away, from opting out of consumer pressure to coming up with your own crafty DIY solutions.
Life isn’t always simple, but by the end of this 35-minute class you’ll have a personalized action plan that is. Tap into your creativity, unlock your confidence, and discover the power of doing more with less—for yourself, your loved ones, and the planet!
This class is open to all levels, no experience or tools necessary. Though not required, taking this class at home is helpful for following along with the exercises in real time.
What You'll Learn?
- Interior Design
- Lifestyle
- Productivity
- Creative
- Consumer Rights
- Sustainability
- Other
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Erin Boyle
Instructor's CoursesErin Boyle is the writer and photographer behind Reading My Tea Leaves. She’s a minimalist with a penchant for a good story and a soft spot for an aged patina. Her approach to living simply is one that acknowledges that life isn’t always simple, but the curtains can be.
Past work in historic and cultural preservation informs her desire to cherish what is beautiful, useful, and meaningful. Time spent living in an apartment with a footprint of just 173 square feet taught her to reevaluate everything else. Erin’s first book, Simple Matters, came out in January, 2016. It’s a nod to the growing consensus that living simply and purposefully is more sustainable not only for the environment, but for our own happiness and well-being, too.
Erin embraces the notion that “living small” is beneficial and accessible to us all—whether we’re renting a tiny apartment or purchasing a three-story house. Erin lives in New York City with her husband, James, and three children.
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View courses SkillShare- language english
- Training sessions 8
- duration 33:53
- English subtitles has
- Release Date 2024/01/01
