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As we slowly settle into October, this episode invites you to take a breath and notice the quiet, comforting things in your life—the ones that don’t go viral, cost money, or demand your productivity.
In a world that tells us to go bigger, do more, and stay busy, what if true comfort is found in the small, sacred moments? A favorite robe. Candlelight at dinner. The smell of something baking. These aren’t luxuries—they’re human needs.
In this gentle conversation, we explore:
- Why small comforts matter more than we give them credit for
- Simple ways to find ease in everyday life
- How cozy moments can be a radical form of self-care
- Ways to invite more comfort without buying a thing
- Ideas for sharing comfort with others in small, meaningful ways
Whether you’re folding laundry, driving home, or curled up with a cup of tea, may this episode remind you that you don’t have to earn rest or comfort—you deserve it because you’re human.
Get full notes & links: https://homespunseasonalliving.com/the-quiet-rebellion-episode-17/
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