Cull and cut.

Diminish and divide.

Slash and subtract.

What you get back is space.

If you eat less, you have more space in your guts. If you consume less, you have more space in your days.

Empty space is full of possibility.

Will you dance? Do yoga? Nap in a warm stripe of sunshine? Spread out a canvas and paint? Sprawl on the floor for a game? Bring in pillows and blankets for a snuggle pile?

You can do whatever you want. You’ve got room for it!

Try cutting some internal clutter, too. It’s nice to have more room on the inside. Fewer voices, fewer opinons, fewer worries. It’s okay to not know stuff.

Less, fewer, lighter, easier gives you more time, too.

Less maintenance. Fewer obligations. Lighter choices. Easier chores.

Time without obligation is freedom.

Let go of whatever you can afford to live without.

You might discover you’re wealthier than you thought.

• You have to do this anyway, whether you acknowledge it or not; it’s GARDEN/notes/The law of trade-offs.
• Reminder: GARDEN/notes/Equilibrium means finding the few essentials within the infinite possibilities.