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The downsides of not living minimally and how to get on the right track. By Cora Gold, Editor-in-Chief of Revivalist In a world that’s filled with materialistic values, living minimally is certainly not the default. People endlessly scroll through online stores, have closets overflowing with fast fashion and constantly pursue the next best thing. This lifestyle, … Read more
A guide to achieving a fulfilling minimalist lifestyle By Cora Gold, Editor-in-Chief of Revivalist Minimalism focuses on what’s most essential and letting go of what’s not. Most people only apply it to decluttering or designing, but its very core can actually inspire how you manage your time, money, energy and other resources in your life. With … Read more
A guide to modern, minimalist living. By Cora Gold, Editor-in-Chief of Revivalist Modern life offers more choices than ever before, from countless products to purchase and instant connection over the internet. However, it can become easy to lose sight of what really matters. The world suffers because of people’s pursuit of more, whether that’s possessions, profit … Read more
Practicing financial minimalism to help your wallet and the planet. By Cora Gold, Editor-in-Chief of Revivalist Financial minimalism is the deliberate mindset and practice of simplifying how you manage your money. It entails controlling your spending, consolidating bank and investment accounts, and automating saving and investing. While many associate this lifestyle choice with frugal living, it’s … Read more
Create a more personal, less wasteful home by buying less, displaying what matters, and choosing decor you will want to keep.
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.
Sustainable travel starts with your packing list. By Cora Gold, Editor-in-Chief of Revivalist When traveling, you probably want to prepare for any situation. However, many of us fall victim to overpacking, which can weigh you down and lead to more waste. If you want to travel more sustainably, packing thoughtfully is a great place to start. … Read more
Whether you want to make your daily-use belongings greener or redesign the space, your minimalist kitchen will soon embody your values more than ever before.
Make eco-conscious choices to make the most of a minimalist lifestyle. By Cora Gold, Editor-in-Chief of Revivalist The minimalist lifestyle is being embraced worldwide to combat heightened materialism and impulse purchasing. The movement is about intention — carefully choosing what deserves space in your life and letting go of what doesn’t. When done thoughtfully, minimalism can … Read more
The way you document your efforts matters because it shapes how people understand and connect with your story.
Cut household water use with a simple priority plan: find leaks, upgrade shower/toilet flow, run full loads, and water gardens smarter.
Make your year mindful and meaningful by setting minimalist New Year’s resolutions. By Cora Gold, Editor-in-Chief of Revivalist Once the new year rolls in, people often commit to lofty goals that eventually fall by the wayside as the weeks go by. Instead of focusing on those things, perhaps choosing the less popular but more fulfilling path … Read more
Reduce the impact of overtourism with these minimalist travel tips.
Organization is a key skill to learn, as it affects many facets of your life. Get back into the swing of things by following a minimalist lifestyle.
You can take steps to adopt a more sustainable lifestyle, from choosing your cosmetics to handling your product empties and unopened packages.
Leading a minimalist lifestyle means consuming less and being more resourceful. Look at the items in your home and see what you can repurpose.
Minimalism is all about intentional living, and this principle extends to everything you own. Investing in quality items can make a significant difference.
They sometimes require fossil fuels, extensive supplies or single-use products. Try minimalist hobbies to replace any that don’t match your green lifestyle.
The world of interior design aesthetics is vast. If you want to merge your sustainable values with your eye for decor, consider Scandinavian minimalism.
A look at minimalism for children, and how you can help your little one cherish the gift of life by embracing the principle that simply being is enough.
Maximizing function in your minimalist home provides you with everything you need while eliminating unnecessary distractions from things you don’t.
A minimalist home is simple, functional and not cluttered with unnecessary possessions. It’s also a lifetime commitment that requires upkeep. Let’s discuss!
How does minimalism create a more peaceful environment for your mental health? Can you adopt a minimalist lifestyle for improved well-being? Let’s discuss.
BougeRV’s Yuma 100W CIGS Thin-film Flexible Solar Panel is lightweight and offers easy installation and impressive performance. Let’s take a look.
Zero-waste and minimalism go hand-in-hand. These tips will help you reduce waste as a minimalist, lower your carbon footprint, and do right by the environment.
In this article, we look at the positive interaction between Mindfulness and Minimalism, and how practicing mindfulness can encourage a minimalist lifestyle.
We discuss how to shop like a minimalist, to take pride in having fewer material things but also to recognize the moment when purchases are neccessary.
It can inspire creativity and promote efficiency. If you want to practice minimalism in business but don’t know where to start, here are seven ideas to help.
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.
