Why You Should Live Minimally: 8 Good Reasons for Minimalism
Consumerism is good for the economy but can be detrimental to your life. We explore why you should live minimally, even if you can afford to live like royalty.
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Consumerism is good for the economy but can be detrimental to your life. We explore why you should live minimally, even if you can afford to live like royalty.
Revamp your household with these minimalist home organization tips, and you can save space, upgrade your interior design and help the planet simultaneously.
The worldwide average for internet-based screen time across all devices is 6 hours and 37 minutes per day. Digital minimalism is a means of using time better.
It’s the perfect time to start letting go of things that might be holding you back. These tips for a minimalist summer are a great place to start.
A Journey: Taking the time to appreciate the freedom and opportunities that come with the digital nomad lifestyle, being present at the moment, and finding joy.
Focus more on what truly makes you happy. Slow living helps you live minimally by increasing enjoyment instead of sacrificing all for an elusive “someday.”
Simple minimalist living is about appreciating what you have. If you’re interesting and looking to practice minimalism, here are eight easy ways to start.
Interested in improving your food habits, while also saving money? We explore how to reduce food waste and overbuying by embracing minimalist eating.
The task can seem daunting at first. What’s the best approach to making your life smaller? Here’s how to begin downsizing when you want to live minimally.
Whether you’re building, moving, or hoping to renovate, these tips for eco-minimalist architecture will align your living space with your sustainable values.
Minimalism has become a growing trend recently and for a good reason… Here are six environmental benefits of minimalism you should know about.
Minimalism and sustainability are two concepts that have been around for a long time. Now, they seem to be coming together as a trend out of necessity.
A minimalist mindset values time and love over money and material goods, seeking to declutter your home and mind to satisfy your needs more economically.
Minimalism settles your time and energy on the things you genuinely value. Here are a few tips on being a minimalist at home for an eco-friendly decor style.
We break down the various types of minimalism and share tips on how to pick out gifts for a minimalist that will fill their heart but not their home.
There may be challenges along the way, with pros and cons to consider, but overall you may find that the benefits of minimalism are worth the effort.
These techniques will help in your journey to become minimalist, and shift your mindset from materialism to one that supports the environment and your wallet.
“What is minimalism, and could I apply it in my own life?” If you’ve asked this question, this beginner’s guide exploring a simpler lifestyle is just for you.