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EP. 26 Wellness, Simplicity Series - What Sturgis, RV Life, and Letting Go Taught Me About Living Intentionally

Season 1 Episode 26 Published 2 months, 3 weeks ago
Description

In this episode, Sarah Jones gets real about one of the most misunderstood words in intentional living - simplicity. Sparked by her behind-the-scenes experience at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally’s clothing-optional campground, Sarah unpacks how judgment from outsiders can complicate our pursuit of peace. She shares honest stories from RV life, challenges the myth that “downsizing” is the only path to simplicity, and offers practical steps for decluttering your life and finances. This episode is a grounding reminder that simplicity isn’t about owning less - it’s about choosing more intentionally.

What You Will Learn

  • ✦ Why the loudest judgment about “simple living” often comes from outside the community - and how that blocks our own peace.
  • ✦ How to redefine simplicity on your own terms, regardless of what your life looks like to others.
  • ✦ What real-life simplicity looks like for a full-time RVer: morning walks, sunrises, and grounding routines.
  • ✦ How your spending habits mirror the chaos or peace in your life, and how to use this insight for financial clarity.
  • ✦ Why buying things that require ongoing attention is really buying complexity - not comfort.
  • ✦ A practical 4-step Simplicity Audit to help you identify and eliminate what’s adding noise to your life.
  • ✦ How to make one intentional choice this week to move closer to your version of a simple, wealthy life.



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