• It’s the Little Things

  • Jan 3 2020
  • Length: 6 mins
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It’s the Little Things

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  • After two months of making the move from a large Canadian City to a small village three hours north, we're discovering little things that we may not have expected.

    Our original goals, for example, included less clutter, less stress, and a happier lifestyle overall. While that's definitely still the case, and we haven't really been disappointed so far, not everything is quite working out as planned, so far.

    In episode one of A Downsized Life, I talk about:

    • How the less clutter goal isn't quite being met
    • What this means for our stress levels
    • Unexpected purchases, and what that means with regards our plans
    • The longer winter, and its impact on us
    • The challenges of keeping two young kids entertained while still needing to work

    Listen in as Danny shares his thoughts on these challenges, and what comes next in our journey to downsize our lives.

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    • Shure SM7B dynamic mic
    • Rodecaster Pro II audio production studio
    • Sony MDR-7506 Studio Monitor Headphones
    • Elgato Wave Mic Arm Low Profile

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