One Good Thing By Jillee Inc.

1 week ago | onegoodthingbyjillee.com | Jill Nystul

Seventeen years ago, I made a decision that would change the trajectory of my entire life: I chose to get sober. That choice — made in my darkest moment — led to a journey of recovery, rediscovery of my passion for writing, the creation of my blog, and eventually, the launch of the By Jillee Shop, which celebrates its 6th anniversary today. Today, I want to share the deeper story behind the shop — a journey that began long before we sold our first product and continues through every life we touch.

2 weeks ago | onegoodthingbyjillee.com | Airbnb hosts |Jill Nystul

Have you ever pulled your laundry out of the dryer, caught a whiff of those artificial fragrances, and wondered, “What exactly am I putting on my clothes?” You’re not alone. As someone who’s spent years testing and researching household solutions, I’ve discovered that many popular laundry products are hiding a dirty secret: they’re packed with synthetic fragrances and harsh chemicals that can irritate sensitive skin and trigger allergies in many people.

2 weeks ago | onegoodthingbyjillee.com | Jill Nystul

Here on my blog, I strive to share simple, everyday tips and tricks that can help make life a little bit easier. But sometimes, the tips that I want to share aren’t something I can write a whole blog post about. And since I simply cannot waste a good idea, I tuck them away to use at a later date.

1 month ago | onegoodthingbyjillee.com | Jill Nystul

What do you want to pass down to your loved ones? As you age, it’s natural to start thinking about what you do or don’t want to keep for your children and grandchildren, and Swedish Death Cleaning is a fantastic decluttering method that can help ensure you leave behind a legacy instead of just clutter. There are plenty of merits to paring down and organizing your belongings before you die, both for you and your loved ones.

1 month ago | onegoodthingbyjillee.com | Jill Nystul

Decluttering is already stressful, and deciding what to do with potentially valuable items can make it even more so! We’ve all heard stories about thrift store finds that sell for a small fortune, so it’s natural to wonder whether that painting, vase, or antique in your closet could be valuable. But constantly asking yourself, “What if this is worth something?” is bound to stall your decluttering efforts.