how minimalism has already changed my life
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- minimalism has been a bit of a rollercoaster of a journey so far, but I wouldn't change it for the world. It has truly changed my life for the better in teaching me to let go of certain things and embrace what really matters. if you're thinking about becoming a minimalist, maybe this video can be the push you needed to get started.
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Hello my beautiful sunshines! Welcome to this little corner of the internet, where I will be sharing the ups and downs of life and how to attempt to get through it in one piece. I’ll be sharing life advice, minimalism tips, routines, vlogs, houseplant help, and anything else I think you would benefit from! Life is messy and unpredictable, and learning how to manage these hurdles is the first step to leading a happier and more intentional life. I just wanted to create a safe space for us to unwind, and allow you to leave here feeling more inspired than when you arrived.
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Grace
I've been heading towards minimalism for about 6 years. I'm still decluttering. Currently I'm decluttering my 'fantasy self' items like the clothes that I wish would suit me (but never will); the craft projects that I will never start or finish etc. I've already done the easier ones of things I don't use - the clothes that don't fit/ the fancy cake plates that I haven't used in years etc etc! Slowly I'm decluttering responsibilities and learning to say no!
I feel like that's the hardest part for a lot of people!! keep going! you got this🥰
SO true.. I still think I have a few pesky pairs of heels hiding in the back of my closet storage cupboard when I know I won't (and don't) wear them
When I was downsizing from an 819 sq. ft. home to a 424 sq. ft. home 8 years ago, I found things that I did not even remember I had. Choosing at that point to live a more minimalistic life felt like I was mentally and financially freeing myself. I also at that time paid of my credit card debt and have never had one since. Being forced to pay for things out of pocket has been life changing in so many ways.
I relate to your experience so much! I was constantly shopping and filling my apartment with junk when I was in college, but since I needed to move after graduating I started decluttering and heading towards minimalism. I think the reason it's made me feel so much more at peace is because I'm not trying to build my identity based on external signifiers anymore-- I was always trying to figure out who I was based on the "aesthetic" of the things around me, and now that I've become more intentional with what I own and consume I'm finally learning who I am independent of material goods.
this !!!!!
Wow I can’t believe you haven’t reached an audience yet, this is a great video and is inspiring and is bound to get you a platform. I am definitely subscribing to follow along ❣️
I appreciate that so much💗💗 thank you!!
I’m so proud of you! (I’m in my late 60s, so think of me as a young great-aunt.)
I’ve been a minimalist for years. Progress, not perfection. There are lots of different types of minimalism, from stark (Ronald L Banks comes to mind), to the warm, cozy version (I’m trying to warm my apartment up now through wall colour and different textures.)
I would highly recommend Joshua Becker, who has the best practical advice on minimalism, imo. I’m paraphrasing his definition of minimalism here:
Minimalism is about identifying what’s important in life, and removing the things that are distracting us from them.
Also check out Victoria Moran, whose books include “Lit from Within” and “Shelter for the Spirit: Creating Your Own Haven in a Hectic World”.
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this comment was like a big hug!!! thank you so much!! I truly appreciate the book recommendations! I'm definitely leaning on the side of cozy minimalism, and couldn't agree more with the quote you shared🥰
@Glorious-Free-time absolutely! I’m now into creating faux floral arrangements (I have a gangrene thumb, and love flowers. They’re adding to the comfort level without adding to the clutter.
Joining you on this journey, girl! Love the quality and content of this video. ❤️ I am a SAHM of 3 young children and live in a small residential city but becoming more minimal absolutely proven these same things in my life. More enjoyment in the little moments, more emphasis on togetherness as a family and less on the stuff, and continuing to learn how to be a careful consumer. There's so many of us in our house so it's very difficult but we're learning. I'm excited to see where your journey takes you! Way to go for embracing where you're at NOW. ❤️ Through all the ups and downs, and making space for those emotions.
I feel like the honest reality is, nobody has their shit together all the time, but if you're moving towards a life that makes you feel good, that's the whole point!!
Yay!:) i like the style of your content ❤
Right there with ya! Healing is never ending but peace and joy are not far out of reach 😌
The best book I've found for curbing social media addiction is Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport. As an MIT-educated computer scientist at Georgetown University, Cal breaks down just how intentionally addicting and destructive social media can be. But he goes further in helping readers not only get off but also stay off social media. The book helped me delete my Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter accounts in 2019 and resist staying off new platforms, such as TikTok, etc. And the quality of my perception of daily life has seen a significant boost. I probably re-read the book every year or so just to remind myself that, sometimes missing out on what's happening online is ok and always preferable to missing out on what's happening right in front of you.
Best of luck on your simplification journey, Grace.
Sincerely, - A New Subscriber
thank you so much for this thoughtful comment!! I will definitely check out this book.
I like to re-watch this one from time to time. Reminds me what is important & helps me stay in my lane. :)
Thank you for sharing your experience. I am just one week into my minimalist journey and hearing other people's stories is inspiring. ❤
I’ve been on a minimalism RUclips binge and I just found your channel! Great videos!
I dont think you understand how much strong you are than you think! Proud of u and love u 🤍
love you and proud of YOU👏🏼💐
It was wonderful to hear a part of your story and how Minimalism has shaped it :) I'm looking forward to more videos Grace :D
Love this vid, amazing editing, too. I'm always a silent viewer but I must say this is Very relatable and love following your journey
thank you so much!! 🥰
Hey , i could just relate to u in many ways And love the way u put urself so honestly ❤ . Minimalisam and inner engineering program has helped me a lot to become a strong person. Looking forward to your upcoming videos , Love from India 🇮🇳❤️
thank you so much for the support💗
What a beautiful dream! (the one about living in the countryside in New Zealand) I wish you to experience such a life in a peaceful place. As a sensitive person myself, also easily getting overwhelmed (overstimulated - like we, HSP, do), I dreamed of a life in nature for many, many years, and… It came true just recently. It’s a wonderful feeling of being at home, harmonizing with an environment, immersing in nature, and slowly diving into peace. Keep your dream deep in your heart. One day it may come true.
thank you💗 I will keep it so close to my heart!!! eventually, my dream is that this channel will be full of minimalism, life advice, and homesteading/gardening content🥹💗
Fantastic video edits. I'm a huge fan. Love ya girl!
thank you so much for the support and kind words!! 💗
Love this video - watching many months after you made it. As a born and bred New Zealander I only hope you've saved up or have access to some serious money as it's an extremely expensive place to live, let alone buy land ✌️
I'm working my ass off to save up as much as I can!!! my dad also owns land there so we can stay with him for a bit while we're getting our bearings :)
@@gracenevitt oh awesome 😀 it really is a beautiful country. Enjoy!
能夠在繁華的大都會，外在干擾籠罩的地方堅持極簡生活，真的很不簡單，讚👍
This is incredible I love this.
Thanks, I really enjoyed this video. I'm a new subscriber
Minimalism isn't only about getting rid of stuff. It's also reducing the need for wanting more.
that's definitely the part I'm working on most, and I feel like, in general, I've been making some good improvements :)
Great video! 💚
I want to try it but it feels so empty and I need to be/feel stimulated when I look at my appartement (I have dopamine defiency). Or I'll feel depressed and restless
if you're talking about ADHD, I have it too, and for me, sometimes I feel like looking at too many things is far too overstimulating. minimalism doesn't mean having no decor or belongings. just things that are superfluous (old receipts, every birthday card you've ever been sent, a coffee machine you use once every 2 years, 50 pairs of shoes) it's about simplifying your life. if looking at art or decorations make you happy, that can be part of your minimalism!! (in my book, at least)
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Great video.
Very Good
Enjoyed your video. That said book recommendation read the new testament of the bible. Jesus hives true peace.
Why on earth would you want to live in New Zealand?