“A girlfriend once shared with me the theory about the three buckets we hold in our lives. One bucket contains our connection, another our vitality, and a third our contribution. The theory goes like this: when one bucket is empty,… — Erin Loechner Copy Share Image
“Use what you have. Shop for what you’ll use. Take stock of what you have and wear it. Use it. This is the best… — Erin Loechner Copy Share Image
“You needn’t establish rules for why it may or may not be appropriate to wear, say, yoga pants to the grocery store. Your yoga… — Erin Loechner Copy Share Image
“A girlfriend once shared with me the theory about the three buckets we hold in our lives. One bucket contains our connection, another our… — Erin Loechner Copy Share Image
“WITHOUT GRACE, MINIMALISM IS ANOTHER METRIC FOR PERFECTION. Chasing” — Erin Loechner Copy Share Image
“Sometimes it’s hard to see the difference between change and compromise, between sacrificing something you want for something you want a little bit more.… — Erin Loechner Copy Share Image
“We know better than to compare ourselves with others online. We know a Facebook feed, for most, is a glorified highlights reel, a round-up… — Erin Loechner Copy Share Image
“For just one second, look at your life and see how perfect it is. Stop looking for the next secret door that is going… — Erin Loechner Copy Share Image
“Do not spoil what you have by desiring what you have not; remember that what you now have was once among the things you… — Erin Loechner Copy Share Image
“Nothing ever goes away until it has taught us what we need to know.” Buddhist nun Pema Chodron” — Erin Loechner Copy Share Image
“Here is the secret to subtraction. It doesn’t matter what you remove. What matters is that you stop adding it back.” — Erin Loechner Copy Share Image
“A comfortable mattress matters to me. A fresh coat of paint matters to me. Under-cabinet lighting matters to me. I do not want them… — Erin Loechner Copy Share Image
“A cluttered garage is little more than a graveyard of insecurities, a cemetery of might have been or could have been or should have… — Erin Loechner Copy Share Image
