The Minimalist Moms

The Minimalist Moms My goal is to inspire you to think more and do with less. Minimalist moms is a weekly conversation between two minimalist living moms, Diane Boden.

Decluttering doesn’t have to be dramatic to be impactful. Small decisions made consistently create calmer homes over tim...
05/23/2026

Decluttering doesn’t have to be dramatic to be impactful. Small decisions made consistently create calmer homes over time. 🥳

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1. Minimalism isn’t always aesthetically neutral. I’ve learned it’s okay to keep things simply because they bring warmth...
05/19/2026

1. Minimalism isn’t always aesthetically neutral. I’ve learned it’s okay to keep things simply because they bring warmth, whimsy, personality, or comfort to a home.

2. You don’t have to declutter everything sentimental. Some items hold stories, history, and connection - and keeping a few meaningful pieces can be intentional too. 💛

3. Convenience can be worth it. Meal shortcuts, grocery delivery, or paying for help during busy seasons can support a calmer life more than doing everything yourself.

4. Owning fewer things doesn’t automatically mean buying the cheapest option. Sometimes the more “minimalist” choice is investing in something that lasts. Quality > quantity.

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05/15/2026

If you’ve been here for awhile now, you’ll know that I try to be incredibly intentional about where I spend my energy - and dinner is one of the biggest places that can either add stress or take it away…

has been part of my life since I was fifteen (my very first job!) and now it’s our family’s go-to for nights when I don’t want to overthink it. It’s consistent, it’s easy, and most importantly - everyone actually enjoys it. 🤌🤌

And that alone cuts down on so much decision fatigue on busy nights.

Simple, reliable, and one less thing to think about 🍕

05/09/2026

What if one of the most powerful tools for your health, longevity, and overall well-being is something you’re already doing every day - but not quite optimally? In today’s episode, we’re rethinking walking with expert-backed insights that challenge common assumptions (including the 10,000 steps myth).

We explore how your walking speed, cadence, and even foot health can reveal deeper truths about your body, and how small, simple shifts can reduce pain, improve energy, and support long-term health.

Comment WALK and I’ll send the episode directly to your inbox! 🎧

The real "horror" isn’t the stuff…it’s what it costs us. 👀
05/06/2026

The real "horror" isn’t the stuff…it’s what it costs us. 👀

We don't talk enough about how heavy fatherhood can feel. In this episode, I'm joined by Jon Gustin (also known as ) fo...
05/04/2026

We don't talk enough about how heavy fatherhood can feel. In this episode, I'm joined by Jon Gustin (also known as ) for a candid conversation about the emotional weight dads carry behind the scenes.

From postpartum challenges in his marriage to addiction and the pressure to provide while staying present, Jon shares what led him to speak out - and why so many men quietly relate.

This is an honest look at modern fatherhood, vulnerability, and healing - for the whole family.

Comment TIRED and I’ll send the episode directly to your inbox. 🎧

We have all felt the weight of carrying too much. And (oftentimes) instead of putting something down, we shift it around...
05/03/2026

We have all felt the weight of carrying too much.

And (oftentimes) instead of putting something down, we shift it around, trying to make it all fit….

…but adding more rarely makes it easier.

Sometimes the most productive thing you can do
is decide what no longer belongs - and let it go. ✨

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05/03/2026

Don’t make this mistake: YOU CANNOT ORGANIZE CLUTTER!
Here’s a simplified three-step process for decluttering:

1) Sort and Decide:
Go through your items, and decide whether to keep, donate/
sell, or dispose of each one.

2) Organize and Clean:
Neatly organize the items you’re keeping in their designated
spaces.
Clean the decluttered area as you go.

3) Reflect and Maintain:
Reflect on the decluttering process and its benefits.
* Establish a system to prevent future clutter and commit to regular maintenance.

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