Life has a sneaky way of piling on — more commitments, more notifications, more stuff, more noise. Before you know it, you’re spending more energy managing the chaos than actually enjoying the moments ...

We often want things to be simpler, for life to be easier. We’re thrust into every day, feeling like we’re expected to cope with what’s thrown our way: We put out the bushfires; we give, give, give; ...

It can be difficult to sort out your life, especially your financial life! You have to balance saving, paying bills, taking care of your family, work, social life, and more. The first fhalf of the new ...

What comes to mind when you think about what matters most to you? Is it the bond you have with family and friends, your best friend, or a significant other? What about the hugs and kisses from your ...

Are your finances so complex that they leave you feeling overwhelmed? Does the mere thought of sifting through a mountain of forms and documents during tax season make you cringe? When it comes to ...

General Authority Seventy Elder Steven D. Shumway spoke at the Feb. 3 campus devotional, reflecting on lessons learned since his BYU days and urging students to simplify life by sacrificing lesser ...

In retirement, we shed the constraints of our daily routine and rediscover ourselves. Often, this means reevaluating our living arrangements and belongings. For many, that means downsizing to simplify ...

Decades before the Marie Kondo era of clearing out the clutter, Elaine St. James began simplifying her life and wrote a bestseller about it in the early 90s. In her book, "Simplify Your Life," St.

Your daily life is going to change as a retiree. It’s important that you remain adaptable during this transition if you’re going to remain healthy and thrive. One of the best ways to set yourself up ...

A simple life is one without convolution or complication. Striving for simplicity means eliminating waste, cutting out things that aren’t significant or relevant, and generally optimizing so that your ...