Category: Simplicity
06
Jan
Defeating the Winter Blues
by Kari Scare
28 Comments
While debate exists over the cause and even the existence of Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), few doubt the impact of the dreary conditions of wintertime,...
30
Dec
Healthy Goal Setting
by Kari Scare
23 Comments
New Year’s Resolution Statistics All too often, setting goals or resolutions seem to set people up for failure and increased self-abasement. Consider the following...
16
Dec
Becoming Spiritually Healthy
by Kari Scare
21 Comments
Jesus Changes Everything… The biggest impact on my focus for lasting transformation and increasing joy during the holidays and beyond came when I truly met...
17
Jun
The Role of Simplicity in Balance
by Kari Scare
16 Comments
Are You a Circus Act? Ever watched one of those circus-type shows where entertainers attempt to stay balanced while gradually adding items to be balanced? These...
29
May
Managing Overload with Boundaries
by Kari Scare
24 Comments
Overload Symptoms Overload all to often flares up and disrupts life. For me, the symptoms include… Productivity decline – Inability to focus. Jumping from task...
12
Dec
3 Ways to Reduce Busyness & Discover Simplicity
by Kari Scare
24 Comments
Too busy? Recently, I overheard a friend say, “I am done with holidays.” She explained that holidays were just too stressful and gave her too...
06
Apr
Drawbacks vs. Benefits of Simplicity
by Kari Scare
5 Comments
In considering that Balance Requires Simplicity, we must take time understand that simplicity does have its drawbacks, but those drawbacks pale in comparison to the benefits. First,...
30
Mar
Trapped by Complexity
by Kari Scare
3 Comments
Simplicity is constantly under attack. Perhaps a more accurate statement is that we are trapped by complexity, which seems to be our default setting, and...
16
Mar
Deciding to Pursue Simplicity
by Kari Scare
10 Comments
Simplicity for any individual is defined to a great extent by personality and temperament. Introverts, for example, in general tend to need slower-paced lives than do extroverts....