In this episode, we are kicking off Sammy’s favorite season, fall, with one of Jen’s favorite topics – HYGGE! What the heck is hygge, you may ask? Hygge is defined as ‘a quality of coziness and comfortable conviviality that engenders a feeling of contentment and wellbeing’ by Oxford Languages, but...
In this episode we have our first interview, with Alexis Girvan, for a segment we would like to call “Millennial Pioneer Profiles”. These are people we have met and know who are embodying this lifestyle that we have been diving into… intentional, value based, slow living, etc. So, in the...
We finally have gotten around to doing an episode on slow living and getting out of debt! This has been a long time coming for us. We skirted around the conversation in episode 5 in season 1, “Keeping Up With the Jones‘”… but we got to deep dive on the...
In this episode, we continue our conversation around the topic of slow living, while diving deep into the topic of nature. Find us on iTunes, Spotify, Audible, iHeartRadio, and more In this episode we will cover: Resources from this episode: Connect with us: Jennifer Araza blog | newsletter Sammy Davis website | email Cover Art by Amanda Leigh of A &...
In this episode, we are diving into the perennial struggle with the desire of “keeping up with the Jones”. We’ll share our stories, our struggles, and ask some questions about what is really important. Find us on iTunes, Spotify, Audible, iHeartRadio, and more “Comparison is the thief of joy” Theodore Roosevelt Well comparison can...
Find us on iTunes, Spotify, Audible, iHeartRadio, and more Imagine this scenario for a moment: five people, three of them under the age of eight… RV living in 200 square feet. Do you ever consider the lifestyle of full-time RV living? Whether that “full-time” camping life is only a handful of months or a...
Make this holiday season less about the stuff of Christmas, and more about the magic that happens when we make memories with those we love. Finding authentic joy during the holidays
I have a feeling that these next three months are going to be excruciatingly long. I’m due to have our third baby just before Christmas, and for the last month people have already started asking me when I’m going to have this baby anyway. My response of “Christmas” is often...
