Inside: Read about 5 simplicity blogs you need to start following today! I share my favorite articles they have to offer as well as links to sign up for one of their courses!
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When I first felt the urge to start simplifying my life, I naturally turned to Google. I discovered a few blogs and quickly realized there is a whole group of people writing about the same thing that I was just thinking at the time.
One of the first blogs I found was Be More With Less, written by Courtney Carver. If you have been interested in simplicity and minimalism for any length of time, I am sure you have seen Courtney! I remember getting completely absorbed in her writing and trying to soak up as much of her knowledge as I could! Let me tell you she has a ton of posts!
The blogs that I initially started following have introduced me to so many more people that are working to spread the message about living a simplified and more intentional life. Since I started this blog I have also met (virtually of course!) some amazing people in this space!
One of the things I love about blogging is that there is room for everyone. Each new blogger and writer has his or her own perspective and story to share.
I am excited to announce a new series on i Dream of Simple! I will highlight some of the simplicity blogs I have discovered and enjoy reading! There will be a mix of new and established blogs since each phase of the journey is unique. I will share a few blogs at a time so that you can really soak up the goodness that each person has to offer.
My hope is that these roundups will help strengthen this amazing community of like-minded people striving to live with less and live with intention.
Here is the first Simplicity Blogs Roundup! I hope you enjoy!
Simplicity Blogs to Follow {Volume 1}
Simple Families
I love that the tagline for this blog is “Simple Solutions for Thriving in Motherhood.” I think we all want to thrive in motherhood! Denaye’s professional background and calming personality make her a natural at teaching overwhelmed moms and dads how to simplify life with kiddos. She has a podcast, blog full of fantastic articles and a course about decluttering the toys that I highly recommend.
Listen:
Read:
How to Create a Basic Capsule Wardrobe for Kids
Exactly How I Reduced the Mental Load
Course:
Simple Lionheart Life
I have only been following Melissa’s blog for a few months, but let me tell you, it is chock full of good stuff! Her articles are meaty, honest, and full of practical tips for living well with less. She focuses on “more life, less stuff.”
Read:
What is Minimalism? Plus 8 Things It’s Not
7 Easy Ways to Share Minimalism With Your Kids
Why Highly Sensitive People Need Minimalism
Course:
Mia Danielle
Mia writes to help parents become strategic minimalists and create an environment that enables intentional living. She has articles about decluttering and what it means to be a minimalist parent.
Read:
How to Be a Colorful, Expressive, Authentic Minimalist
Journaling Techniques for Minimalism and Intentional Living
4 Psychological Effects of Clutter, According to Science
Course:
Be More With Less
Courtney Carver is the writer behind this blog and she has an extremely kind and gentle approach to living with less. Many of her articles focus on how taking tiny steps towards minimalism leads to loving life and those in our life more. Like I mentioned earlier she has been blogging for several years and has tons of great articles in her archives. If you are new to simple living definitely check out her site!
Read:
Even Your Favorite Stuff is Just Stuff
10 Simple Ways to Help You Say No
Courses:
Project333 – Capsule Wardrobe Course
A Simple Year – get on the waitlist for next year
Book:
Soulful Simplicity – How Living With Less Can Lead to So Much More (Read a short excerpt of this book over on this post).
Bright Light Mama
I recently met Jamie through an online blogging group and I immediately loved her blog and writing style! Her posts are so full of emotion and her honest stories about motherhood in the trenches. She talks about simplifying life and intentional motherhood.
Read:
How To Create A Self-Led Morning Routine For Kids
The Quick Way to Clear Out a Too-Busy, Over-Full Brain
Do you have your own simplicity story to share?
If you are a writer (or would like to be one!) and want to share your own experience with simplicity and minimalism, I encourage you to start your own blog! It’s not as difficult as it seems and there are tools that make it pretty easy and inexpensive to get started.
I recommend checking out this blogging course if you are interested in starting your own blog. It was invaluable in helping me get my blog up and running! You can also download the FREE Blog Plan course from the same teacher if you just want to get your feet wet. She really is the best for newbies!
Do you have any simplicity blogs you’d like me to share in an upcoming post?
Let me know in the comments or tag your posts on social media with the hashtag #SimplicityBlogs! I love to find new blogs that are spreading the simplicity and minimalism message!
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Thanks book marking this list now. And love the minimalist photos you used 😍😍
Hi Corey! Thanks for saving! I am glad you liked the list! Please check back for the next roundup. 🙂
These are great suggestions! I love following Simple Families and Be More With Less. I’ll have to check out the others. I used to be a simple living blogger myself, but now I write more about motherhood. This is still a huge interest of mine, and I love to keep up with reading other blogs about simplicity!
Hi Brittany! It’s so great to meet others who are interested in simple living! If you know of any others I should check out please let me know!
So much great content! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Courtney!
This is so helpful! Thank you so much for compiling all of this.
Hi Bailey, glad it was helpful! Thanks for stopping by!