LivingMini ®
Most of us are over-scheduled and stressed out and it’s time to have some fun! LivingMini is all about making room in your life to lead a more expansive life.
Minimizing clutter and downsizing your domicile is just part of it – we’re talking about a mind shift that will give you more time and energy to follow you passions!
- Heart: How to embrace the principles of Living Mini and increase your time, energy and enjoyment.
- Hearth: Tips on how to de-clutter, de-stress, and organize your surroundings.
- Home: Check out how your neighbors – locally and globally – are living in alternative abodes.
- Essentials of LivingMini: A stripped-down approach to streamlined living.
- Mini Makeover: The thought processes and practical steps that created my LivingMini life.
What are you waiting for? The door’s wide open to a whole LivingMini world!
Last week, I traveled overland from Livingstone, Zambia to Lilongwe, Malawi. It took me 3 days and the entire time I was the only foreigner on the local bus with my fellow Malawi travelers.
I learned an important lesson from my new bus buddies:
What I love about India is it’s a country is at cultural crossroads – with ox-powered wells & foot-pedaled threshers, alongside satellite dishes & cell phones.
I find the country’s enthusiastic adoption of solar power particularly smart. Here’s why:
Kerala houseboats, also called kettuvallam, are country boats that were used to transport goods through the state’s backwater maze of canals. Now a tourist attraction, they’re a great way to spy village life on the famous Indian backwaters.
Here’s an inside peek!
My love affair with all things boats continues — And lucky for me I’m fresh off two incredible sailing journeys!
What did I like most about my cruises? They epitomize the spirit of Living Mini! Read all about my Clipper Ship fun! (& watch the videos!)
Answer Yes or No to these 10 questions to find out if you’re ready to mini-ize your life…
Where ever I go, I always have a a little “EmergenC”!
For 10 days, I was laid up with food poisoning – it was the pineapple shake from the Hmong night market in Luang Prabang, Laos that did it! Argh!
Watch the video!