“nothing we own will ever satisfy the restlessness in our hearts.” — Sterling Jaquith Copy Share Image
“nothing we own will ever satisfy the restlessness in our hearts.” — Sterling Jaquith Copy Share Image
“If you turn down invitations because you need to be home cleaning or organizing…you’re owned. If you are unable to pursue your passion because… — Sterling Jaquith Copy Share Image
“In The Magical Art of Tidying up by Kon Mari[viii], the author urges people to touch each possession they own and ask the question,… — Sterling Jaquith Copy Share Image
“Arthur Lohsen of the Catholic News Agency explains, “Beauty is the single aspect of God which can be expressed physically within the earthly realm.… — Sterling Jaquith Copy Share Image
“what are we holding on to simply because we are afraid we might desperately need it in the future?” — Sterling Jaquith Copy Share Image
“You are now choosing to live intentionally, and that means knowing what you have and purposefully deciding whether it will serve you in the… — Sterling Jaquith Copy Share Image
“We spend so much time trying to save time that we miss out on living our lives with those whom we love.” — Sterling Jaquith Copy Share Image
“Being joyful is more a state of mind. It’s a choice to be grateful… to be content with what we have and what we’re… — Sterling Jaquith Copy Share Image
“, it must pass the Life Test. The questions in the Life Test are related to whether something is practical, necessary, or sentimental.” — Sterling Jaquith Copy Share Image
“If you are looking for ways to be more efficient, let it be so you can have more uninterrupted quality time with your family,… — Sterling Jaquith Copy Share Image
“Here’s what you can ask to put something through the Life Test: Do you love it? Do you need it? Do you want it?… — Sterling Jaquith Copy Share Image
“We are desperate to create enough distractions to avoid the pain we feel inside, and we stuff in as many pleasures as we can… — Sterling Jaquith Copy Share Image
![“In The Magical Art of Tidying up by Kon Mari[viii], the author urges people to touch each possession they own and ask the question, “Does this spark joy?” While I agree with the heart of what this question is trying to get at (does this item have value to you?), the question is misleading. If we…” quote by Sterling Jaquith](https://sms4smile.com/quotes/img-quotes/8b2/sterling-jaquith-37220_art_in-the-magical-art-of-tidying-up-by-kon_768391.jpg)
