Join KateLynn for this week’s Milspouse Empowerment Moment all about managing minimalism. She shares her journey with minimalism and some tips she has picked up along the way. Anyone can go from owning lots of stuff to living minimalistically. KateLynn went from a 1600-square-foot house with a garage to a 300-square-foot camper.
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Hello fellow camper friend! My family LOVED downsizing, and we were shocked how little we really needed in our life. I think it helped to have less space, because we could visibly see when we had too much. Capsule wardrobes are the best, even when you’re not living in the RV! Thanks for sharing! 🙂