resort

When you can’t get away, make your home feel like a vacation spot by removing the clutter.

time off

When you finally get a vacation, don’t forget to take some time to rest.

one week

Imagine the clothing you would take along on a week-long vacation. The same amount of clothing is enough for a week at home — and after you wash it, another week, and another, and another.

bags

Make your life more like a vacation by keeping less stuff.

just time

On a vacation you learn that time is not defined by a routine, but the other way around.

suitcase

On a vacation, you don’t need much clothing. The same is true when you are at home.

extended vacation

If today is an easy day, look for easy ways to make tomorrow easier.

home sweet home

Imagine returning home from a vacation and the possessions that you are happy to see when you arrive home. Now imagine the opposite, the possessions you are never happy to see, for example, because they represent problems in your life or failures in your past. You would be more happy about your home if you got rid of some of those.

days of summer

“You were not designed to go ‘pedal to the metal.’ There’s no joy in ‘work, work, work.’” — Christine Kloser

work and anti-work

Consider how your habits on the days of the week when you usually work differ from your habits on other days. Actions that lose their importance on days when you are away from work cannot really be fundamentally important. Some of them may be things you do mainly to cover the stress or sorrow of working.