How to simplify your life in 6 minutes.
5 things worth sharing around simplicity.
Hey Crash-ers,
When our kids were little, they watched a lot of “Bob the Builder” (stick with me). He used the catchphrase “REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE” a lot. It was the show’s way of advocating for a more sustainable way of life. So as a tip of the hat to Bob and our encouragement to the simple life, we bring you this week’s Rapid 5.
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5 things worth sharing this week.
HOW TO SIMPLIFY YOUR LIFE IN 6 MINUTES
This is a fun short film that provides a little insight and some really useful tips to think about. Its aim is to help you think about creating some space and margin in life for the best and the most important things. We have had so many conversations with people about how to do this of late… so if that’s you, here are some tips to get you started.
THE CAPSULE WARDROBE
Imagine wearing just 33 items of clothing for the next 33 days. Is it possible? Is it desirable? That’s what Project 333 is trying to get us to do.
Recently I’ve been thinking about a capsule wardrobe. A simpler way of choosing what to wear each day sounds like a dream - what do you think? Check out theProject333.com for inspiration.
ART THAT REUSES AND REIMAGINES
Whether it’s politically, socially, or religiously motivated, artists are reimagining how to create art through reusing and repurposing items. This article showcases 10 artists to inspire you!
A SIMPLE LIFE - FARM-TO-TABLE SPIRITUALITY
Paul encourages the Thessalonians to live a quiet and simple life in 1 Thessalonians 4, and it struck a chord with me - we are never going to be able to fully retreat from the way that the world is, the events, schedules, raising kids, going to uni, running teams and working…. they are part of life… but I am certain that we can tweak how we think and act in order to create lives that are simple and beautiful. Listen to this post here … lets's chat.
RECYCLING VINTAGE TYPEWRITERS
What do you do with something when it’s past its prime? I’d usually throw it away. But these artists take a better approach. This is pretty amazing - a recycling project for old typewriters that may get your thinking on a whole other tangent
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Grace and Peace,
Rich & Cass