Hello and welcome back to another episode of Tranquility DeJure,

nourishing conversations about living a full and meaningful life with doses of tranquility.

This is episode 569.

I'm your host, Kimberly Wilson, bringing you tranquility through this medium since 2005.

Today, I'm talking about simplification. So again, pulling from my book, Year of Tranquility,

which is the model that we use for the upcoming annual program, and we use this year, too.

This new program is going to be called the coterie, and you can join the wait list for that

over in the show notes.

Kimberlywilson.com slash 5,6,9.

And, you know, I just find like there's so much juicy material in here that,

and I also heard from some of you that you really like the managing resources podcast from last

week. So I thought, well, let me take this a little bit deeper because these are all from the

minimalism chapter, which is, I think it's May that this happens. But anyway,

if you start in January through this book. But I just thought it would be helpful to kind of think

about, right? Holiday season, it's always so hectic. And how can we do a little simplification,

especially after we've done a little thinking about managing our

resources of time, money, and energy. Again, I hope that was helpful for you last week, and

it is something that we really, really want to protect. I have to say, I was having tea with a friend

yesterday at Laudere, my favorite place after going to see the Nutcracker at the Kennedy Center, which was just such a treat.

And anyway, she said to me, you know, she was like, I have to tell you one time, and this was probably eight years ago, you set a boundary.

And I have, it's really stuck with me and I've shared it with a lot of people

and kind of nudged them to do the same. And it was an innocent thing. She reached out and was like,

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