EP 23: Embracing Intentional Living and Nature with Amanda Acuna

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What you’ll learn in this episode:

  • How Amanda and her partner found somewhere to park their tiny home.

  • What pushed them to switch to tiny living.

  • How tiny living is allowing Amanda’s family to focus on what they value.

  • How Amanda’s family and friends reacted to this switch.

  • The importance of understanding your values.

  • How Amanda’s family discovered their values.

  • How they were able to afford a tiny home.

Today we are joined by Amanda Acuna as she shares her shift into tiny living and reveals the power of downsizing and reevaluating one's values. Amanda, along with her family, recently embraced tiny house living on a scenic farm in Oklahoma. Explaining the creative solutions she and her partner employed to find the perfect spot for their tiny home, Amanda highlights the resourcefulness necessary for thriving in the tiny lifestyle.

Listen in to learn how tiny living has enabled Amanda's family to focus on their most cherished values, particularly their deep appreciation for nature. By making every possession count, they've found greater intentionality in their lives. This conversation encourages listeners to confront their fears, understand their values, and consider the benefits of tiny living.

 
 

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Quotes from the episode

“Tiny living makes things more intentional.” - Amanda Acuna

 

“Tiny living isn’t for everybody, but to completely close off the idea because it is different or scary is doing yourself a disservice because there are so many options.” - Amanda Acuna

 

“There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing.” - Amanda Acuna

 

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