Simplifying one's home and life can lead to all sorts of unexpected benefits. But, unfortunately, many people find it hard to ...

We've done the binge thing for awhile; now it's time to do the purge thing. Most of us have a tremendous amount of excess. Too many expenses, too much stuff, too many commitments and responsibilities.

The following excerpt is from Richard Koch and Greg Lockwood’s book Simplify. Buy it now from Amazon | Barnes & Noble | iTunes Are there any viable non-simplifying strategies? Of course there are.

Though it can be challenging, keeping things simple can significantly drive innovation and growth for your company. Innovation doesn’t have to be about creating groundbreaking new technologies.

Over the course of the early 2020s, businesses have faced a barrage of challenges that few could’ve predicted. From global supply chain disruptions and pandemic-driven shutdowns to on-and-off tariffs, ...

This week I was overwhelmed by my own inability to juggle and balance priorities of life–including the challenges of writing this very column on a weekly basis! After taking a mental inventory of the ...

I’ve spent the majority of the last two years living on a boat. Life on a sailboat has required me to think about what I actually need to be happy in life. I discovered that having less stuff, fewer ...

In an effort to be unique, informative and persuasive, many businesses can end up with overly complicated and wordy websites that may be doing more to push customers away than pull them in. When ...

I sometimes feel like my closet is a time capsule. It represents years worth of styles, moods, and temporary fads, and the end result is a super eclectic collection of clothes that don't really go ...

A hot topic among restaurant operators at this year’s National Restaurant Association Show was cutting costs. This is no surprise given today’s highly competitive and economically challenging ...