Skip to content

Teena Merlan | Writer

  • Blog
  • Japanese
  • Minimalism
  • Books
  • About
Press Enter / Return to begin your search.

More Millennials Are Using Up End-of-Year Vacation Time

December 16, 2020December 20, 2020 by Teena Merlan

Read this story I was quoted in about how millennials are still taking time off for the holidays, even if they don’t have solid plans.

Share this:

  • Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
Teena Merlan

Related

Post navigation

Previous Post Courage shines in darkest fears
Next Post 12 Decluttering Tasks to Welcome 2021
  • Contact
  • My Favorite Things
  • Disclosure

Instagram

"Money can't buy happiness but it can buy ice cream and that's basically the same thing"
#whatsfordinner was a point of friction in my home for a while. I used to grimace when asked, "What's for dinner?" and if I didn't have an answer, I'd be flooded by guilt, anger, and frustration, though I didn't know why. While my inner exploration was an important part of resolving the situation, @anielsen's simple change has made dinnertime easy. Link in the bio for his elegant solution to this daily conundrum.
#Love is a funny word.
Last year, I started purging with the #KonMari Method just like I did in 2017. This time, nothing sparked joy when I held it, and everything somehow ended up in the donation bin — even things that I’d previously cherished. Naturally, as we grow and change, what sparks joy for us will also change, but, well, I panicked a little. Link in bio for how I decluttered when the KonMari Method didn't work.
Truly, the real show of love is when someone takes the time to choose what you'd really want. It's not about the designated time of year or obligation. And what I really want is no more presents (or maybe just a few more #stickers 😂). Who's with me? If you are, check out the link in my bio for ideas on how to give responsibly to the kids and #minimalist adults in your life.
This weekend, I was mulling over a recurring frustration at my workplace and found myself thinking, “I can’t do this anymore.” In reality, I knew I could and would press on since I'm fortunate to have a job right now...

Follow

  • Medium
  • Instagram

© 2020 Teena Merlan

Create a website or blog at WordPress.com