The life of a cabin dweller is a lot different from what you experience right now. Typically, when you live in traditional homes, you have large areas, small apartments in big buildings, bigger bills, and more. The cabin lifestyle, is all about living a simpler life. Living in sometimes the equivalent of a “one room cabin”. However, for the most part, once you make the switch, you will see that even though you lose size, you still gain more than you ever imagined you could. With a cabin, you open the doorway for a total transformation.
How Cabin Life Changes Living
Look around your home. How much stuff do you have cluttering up your life? How far do you have to go to find green grass and large trees? How much stress do you deal with on a daily basis? When was the last time you enjoyed time in nature? These are all little ways that a cabin can change your life. For instance cabin life will enable you to:
- Rethink and Start Fresh
- See the Beauty in Nature
- Lose the Clutter
- Embrace New Hobbies
- Let Go of Stress
I mean, think about it: When you move into a cabin, it is often a smaller space. You can get rid of the clutter in your life which will allow you to start fresh. The clutter could also be contributing to your overall stress. Someone has to clean it. From there, since it is a smaller space, you will be encouraged more to go outside where you can embrace nature’s beauty.
You may also decide to take up new projects and crafts. In colder areas, you may begin to pick up needle-working to give you something to do on a cold winter’s night. Woodworking is also quite popular for cabin owners. Spinning wool if you have sheep in the field outside is also possible. It simply depends on what you want the future to look like for yourself.
Give It a Try for Yourself!
There is something very peaceful about staying in a cabin. If you don’t believe us, you may want to give it a try for yourself. We aren’t saying sell your house and move to the woods and a single room cabin. There are ways you can rent one for a weekend or a week when you go on vacation away from the bright lights of the city.
This little sample of life outside of the city may be the greatest thing you have ever experienced. It may be where you choose to retire to. It may even allow you to reconnect with your partner, your kids, your inner self.
You would be surprised by how much enjoyment you can find by stepping outside of the “norm.”