0:21 1. Peace of mind. 1:26 2. More freedom. 2:52 3. You have time for hobbies. 4:15 4. Your focus on material possessions lessens. 5:49 5. Less stress. 6:28 6. Building better relationships. 8:11 7. You save more money. 9:28 8. Boost productivity. 10:26 9. Enables personal growth and development.
Minimalism is simplicity. The simpler you can make a system, the greater chance you have of optimizing that system to get the results you want because there are less variables to account for and less opportunities for things to go wrong. Might be weird but that’s how I often think about it.
I think today we're seeing more and more benefits of minimalism, as many want a cleaner less stressful environment, cost of buying goods is higher than ever and space is less available. It can also be incredibly empowering
Minimalism is an amazing philosophy to prescribe to in your life. I've implemented it in the past year and I cannot thank it enough for all that it has done for me!
"less is more". coming from a culture that put sentimental value to almost everything it pretty challenging. Say keeping a broken mug or toys that were given by a person close to our hearts is very common. It took me a lot of courage to start sorting things that I need to trash to give them away. But once, I've done the 1st step, the succeeding actions is easy breezy. :) now I have so much space and time to do things I love/like.
The joke of "take a picture, it lasts longer" has been weirdly helpful. Still a few bits of memorbelia that I have kept, but snapping a few pics of sentimental items and pitching them has been a good call on a lot of otherwise useless things. Hard drive space is cheap... You can take a lot of pictures and videos that can be rummaged through later, or put through a photo frame, but not take up mental or physical space around the house. I use to be hesitant about it, but even phone cameras are so good now, that it is good enough for the personal archives.
I'd never thought on minimalism beyond clutter versus extra-space...but it applies to time, money perception focus, complexity in life, etc....great vid.
Thanks for this video.. minimalism makes my live so much better. Before I admire people with luxury things.. now I admire one with inner peace.. thanks again. Hugs and flowers from Australia 🤗💐🌷🌹🌻🥀🌺
I'm removing some of my 100+ houseplants. What sellers don't say- the houseplants collect dust on the leaves and have pests problems. It adds up to a lot of surface areas to clean
Makes me think of Japanese minimalism. I'n so in love with it. I dream of living that kind of life- not much things and definitely not owning those darn heavy and huge furniture, appliances, too much clothes, shoes, bags and unnecessary accessories like jewelry. They can cause me headaches.
Minimalism will help you through these economic hard times. It has helped me a lot and I wish I learned about minimalism so much earlier in my life. First time I learned about minimalism was in 2008 (economic meltdown). Though I did not suffer in any way in that era, I changed a lot about my life style with respect to minimalism.
To the *incredible person* that's seeing this, I wish you all the best in life❤ don't ever blame yourself, accept things and go forward. Your smile is precious and the keys to a happy life is in your hands. Stay Positive.
Benefits of a Minimalist Lifestyle Less Attachment To Unimportant Things. If you look around you right now, what exactly do you see? ... Spend Less Money. ... Improves Focus. ... Happier Mindset. ... Fewer Things To Clean. ... Quality Over Quantity. ... Stop the Comparisons. ... More Confidence in Yourself
Plus less chances of theft and burglary to happen in your house. House cleaning and other chores won't be such a drag. If there are calamities like fire, land or mudslides, flash floods, sinkholes, volcanic eruptions, etc., you could save your lives and have the time to quickly take with you your household's go bag( important documents, clothes, money, medicines, emergency phone number lists,etc.), that you have prepared ahead, by the way, while fleeing. Less anguish and distraught feelings if your house is destroyed by those calamities, natural or man-made because you didn't purchase expensive items.
The happiest I've been in recent times is when I lived in a detached backyard studio. Now I have a two story, 5 bedroom house with a lot of debt and the stress of that truly sucks
I don’t feel myself needing to consume things when the things I have are good enough… I don’t feel anything much when I see the latest smart phone, computer, clothing, cars etc…. It’s not impressive anymore etc because they all get “outdated” and eventually find their way into a landfill.
A new trend is the "minimalist lifestyle." Living by bare bones. A way to not only cut many expenses but also to save money which will grow wealth. But is this good for you? As I told my own subscribers, I contend that instead of having an existence of "minimalism," living in a shack and a sleeping bag, you should adopt the mindset instead. In other words, you don't have to deprive yourself and suffer to have the minimalist mindset which will give you money to invest. The minimalist mindset person will buy only what he needs. He won't go in the winter without a coat but will by the cheapest one that does the job--not the designer label. He won't buy a 50K car when he makes 80K a year. He'll buy the 15K Honda Civic used one and save money on a lesser car payment, insurance and gas. He doesn't go to TGI Friday's every week--he goes once a month and grills at home the other three weeks. He brings his coffee from home and doesn't spend 4 bucks twice a day at Starbucks down the street from his office. See the point? You don't have to live like a monk. The minimalist mindset just cuts down on the unnecessary. If you do this you will find that not only do financial problems disappear but you will grow a ton of assets on the side. Hope this helps someone out there---Charles
The terminology is fairly new (it really sounds like something from out of the 1980s), but the actions DO speak louder than words; I must be [way?] ahead of myself because all I have is a storage unit where there's stuff I salvaged from my [Grandmother's] house before it got sold due to foreclosure (my major home city was engaging in the latest financial and irresponsible turmoil), and a work altercation from a former job (I won't go into detail, but it WAS 'a few choice words' that planted seeds of destruction); it took little, big, and bare tasks for 7 years to clean out the place quietly until issues surfaced ONLY to realize material possessions are distractive, yet, issues alone remain because it's about people; legitimately, people ARE eternal and (" ") we can't take anything to and/or beyond the grave anyway. . .on my end, I still remain disheartened at the way things turned out for the past 15 years (not out of the woods yet: I have a real estate problem, although I do have a second full time job-not thrilled about the current muscle movements-and renting a roomspace), but I have moved on in the described years: only music-n-ministry is working out as I was doing per decade (1990s, 2000s, 2010s. . . ) before the reality earthquake came along-I will not say it's God's plan because that's spiritualizing with blind eyes and lying tongues; currently I do have good days when I'm allowed to pay close attention but not allowed to see what's up ahead. . . Minimalism is another code word for decluttering, downsizing, finding contentment, yet, this was a very good video though.
The best chance of having a content Fulfilling Life.But it means leaving the materialistic Herd instinct and alot of people wont like you for following this and being different!Yes -far less Stress in not competing with the Neighbours too.
The quote was originally said by Will Rogers (there are small changes from the ramsey wording). You might want to research Ramsey's employment policies before quoting him.
On a technical observation, something Practical Wisdom could do better here would be to choose more realistic models in the clip. Not everyone is thin, thirty and attractive.
It doesnt matter what others think until u r at peace with yourself. Its best if u r low maintenance no one has to go beyond extent to keep u in their life. Life is all about staying at peace with yourself rather than living it for others who always has opinion about our every decision.
This is why poor people are generally more happy than rich people. They have less material things in their lives to worry about. The rich stress over maintaining or loosing their material possessions where as the poor don't have those worries. More things, more responsibilities and more worries.
Factually just untrue. Poor people have chronic stresses and problems which show up in shorter lifespans and worse health. And most anti-minimalist people are dirt poor because when you are so use to having nothing, you cling to everything well beyond the point where they are helpful to you. Simpler people are happier, but they tend to be in the middle class of a given society. They have their locally expected needs provided, they don't have the bulk of society after their stuff, and generally have the free time for leasure. The poor have very hard and real problems. The rich have weirdly complicated problems. Average people with low ambitions, and focus on what they like rather than what they think they ought to like... That is happiness.
I think a lot of people think the extreme with minimalism, and that turns people off. But the truth is most of us spend way too much money on things that will clutter our homes. Also the more you have the less you care about what you have.
I am always happy people don’t understand because they are chasing happiness on material stuff been in peace and having money for a emergency is a peace of mind
_It is not the man who has too little but the man who craves more that is poor._ -Seneca Reverse consumerism-the happier we are, the fewer material possessions we want. *_Without love and sense of humor life is meaningless._* 💕☮🌎🌌
I appreciate being minimalist with clothes and "stuff".. but I have started prepping foods and emergency items in case crap happens.. The C., freeze in TX last winter, storms, ect... And this gives me peace of mind just as much as cleaning out closets. Don't forget hobbies aren't cheap or minimal... The example of painting requires expensive paints, brushes and other painting tools.. and let's not even start on cost of canvas. BUT I do get the point.. hobbies make life enjoyable.. so they are good. But best advice is to not accept negative people in your life... This might mean not answering when Mom calls.. and move 500 miles away.. holidays only.
You make a great point! I struggle between minimalism and prepping for what is ahead!? While i have numerous blankets, for example, that I could give away, I live in the Midwest where it can be cold. I do not want to give my blankets away to clear clutter, only to find I need them when the power goes out in below zero temps. It is kind of a silly example but one never knows...
Easiest way to accomplish minimalism: don't get married, don't have kids, don't buy a house. Always rent so you can move anywhere at anytime once a better opportunity comes up.
I disagree with your logic and it really has nothing to do with having possessions. I'm single I have no kids I'm not a homeowner and I rent and I have more stuff than anybody. My house is loaded my attic is full I have a 10x14-ft shed just loaded with stuff. I am a pack of that hoarder but I have good things I have antiques and collectibles. So by avoiding marriage and not having kids and renting has nothing to do with how much stuff people can collect. The people with the most stuff are single because they have more money and freedom. I wish I did get married and was a homeowner and had kids because I would have less stuff.
@@barrywainwright3391 Get married and then LOSE everything in a an inevitably statistical divorce (g)raping and truly hate your life ! NO dont think you have "it all figured out." . Having kids is great unless your spouse poisons the against you and they adopt your ex-spouses addictions, etc. Also: Single people can and should learn to be minimalist by putting their money into investments as opposed to buying a lot of sh_t. :) IMO
I think being frugal has been a tradition for a long time, it's just the current generation is rediscovering it due to the increasingly bad economic situation.
I think this video means having things organized and keeping only what you feel you need. I don't think it means having one of something. It just means reduced clutter inside ones home.
The Japanese set their sleeping quilts on the floor when it's time to go to bed. Now if she leaves, it's her loss, not her partner's. Are you familiar with Guy De Maupassant's short story The Necklace? The moral of the story is learning to be content with what you have. Otherwise, you will end up more miserable than before. You can research about that short story penned by that French writer.
With Biden in office I have become a minimalist and it was not by choice. Working harder, own less and less time for hobbies. Never been greedy but , this is a real struggle. This is all BS when your lacking the basic's.
In life, we really don't need a lot of things in order for us to be happy. There are a lot of people who keep on following and buying the trends and spends money over things they don't really use every day and some can even burn themselves with debts for it. It's so sad that not all can really care about having a financial freedom and financial stability nowadays.
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*“Have nothing in your homes that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful.” - William Morris*
0:21 1. Peace of mind.
1:26 2. More freedom.
2:52 3. You have time for hobbies.
4:15 4. Your focus on material possessions lessens.
5:49 5. Less stress.
6:28 6. Building better relationships.
8:11 7. You save more money.
9:28 8. Boost productivity.
10:26 9. Enables personal growth and development.
Thank you
I'm so in love with simplicity.
Minimalism is simplicity. The simpler you can make a system, the greater chance you have of optimizing that system to get the results you want because there are less variables to account for and less opportunities for things to go wrong. Might be weird but that’s how I often think about it.
I dream of minimalism . It really brings a big smile on my face thinking of living with and in it for the rest of my life.
Not weird at all. Makes perfect sense and I fully agree with you.
a brilliant comment
I think today we're seeing more and more benefits of minimalism, as many want a cleaner less stressful environment, cost of buying goods is higher than ever and space is less available. It can also be incredibly empowering
Absolutely 💯
Minimalism is an amazing philosophy to prescribe to in your life. I've implemented it in the past year and I cannot thank it enough for all that it has done for me!
"less is more". coming from a culture that put sentimental value to almost everything it pretty challenging. Say keeping a broken mug or toys that were given by a person close to our hearts is very common. It took me a lot of courage to start sorting things that I need to trash to give them away. But once, I've done the 1st step, the succeeding actions is easy breezy. :)
now I have so much space and time to do things I love/like.
The joke of "take a picture, it lasts longer" has been weirdly helpful. Still a few bits of memorbelia that I have kept, but snapping a few pics of sentimental items and pitching them has been a good call on a lot of otherwise useless things.
Hard drive space is cheap... You can take a lot of pictures and videos that can be rummaged through later, or put through a photo frame, but not take up mental or physical space around the house.
I use to be hesitant about it, but even phone cameras are so good now, that it is good enough for the personal archives.
Wow, you're so lucky. I believe in simplicity is beauty.
I'm a fan of minimalism. Less is more. Solid!
I'd never thought on minimalism beyond clutter versus extra-space...but it applies to time, money perception focus, complexity in life, etc....great vid.
Agreed
Thanks for this video.. minimalism makes my live so much better. Before I admire people with luxury things.. now I admire one with inner peace.. thanks again. Hugs and flowers from Australia 🤗💐🌷🌹🌻🥀🌺
Peace of mind matters the most. I'm so in love with minimalism.
Right
I'm removing some of my 100+ houseplants. What sellers don't say- the houseplants collect dust on the leaves and have pests problems. It adds up to a lot of surface areas to clean
Minimalism is taking easy steps that yield high results. Thanks for sharing.
Makes me think of Japanese minimalism. I'n so in love with it. I dream of living that kind of life- not much things and definitely not owning those darn heavy and huge furniture, appliances, too much clothes, shoes, bags and unnecessary accessories like jewelry. They can cause me headaches.
Grateful I've been all over this most my adult life. Now in my later years, I'm loving it even more
Excellent video, you make your points simple and yet meaningful. I will clear up all unnecessary things in my life. Thank you for the presentation.
Glad you liked it!
Minimalism will help you through these economic hard times. It has helped me a lot and I wish I learned about minimalism so much earlier in my life. First time I learned about minimalism was in 2008 (economic meltdown). Though I did not suffer in any way in that era, I changed a lot about my life style with respect to minimalism.
To the *incredible person* that's seeing this, I wish you all the best in life❤ don't ever blame yourself, accept things and go forward. Your smile is precious and the keys to a happy life is in your hands. Stay Positive.
It’s a wonderful lifestyle ..especially when you couple it with philosophies such as Taoism as I did….😊
This video is worth everything!!! Thanks for sharing!! 💕🥰💕
If you are reading this right now, I wish you the most ABUNDANT year of your life.
My life is over. I'm going to be dead soon but thanks anyway. Yeah!😢
@@INNO222 u dead yet?
Inflation encourages minimalism.
How?
Benefits of a Minimalist Lifestyle
Less Attachment To Unimportant Things. If you look around you right now, what exactly do you see? ...
Spend Less Money. ...
Improves Focus. ...
Happier Mindset. ...
Fewer Things To Clean. ...
Quality Over Quantity. ...
Stop the Comparisons. ...
More Confidence in Yourself
Plus less chances of theft and burglary to happen in your house. House cleaning and other chores won't be such a drag. If there are calamities like fire, land or mudslides, flash floods, sinkholes, volcanic eruptions, etc., you could save your lives and have the time to quickly take with you your household's go bag( important documents, clothes, money, medicines, emergency phone number lists,etc.), that you have prepared ahead, by the way, while fleeing. Less anguish and distraught feelings if your house is destroyed by those calamities, natural or man-made because you didn't purchase expensive items.
The happiest I've been in recent times is when I lived in a detached backyard studio. Now I have a two story, 5 bedroom house with a lot of debt and the stress of that truly sucks
You can change it anytime you’re ready to. Good luck! You deserve the best!
Debt does suck
I don’t feel myself needing to consume things when the things I have are good enough… I don’t feel anything much when I see the latest smart phone, computer, clothing, cars etc…. It’s not impressive anymore etc because they all get “outdated” and eventually find their way into a landfill.
Fewer things not less. Grammar is also important.
Fortunately i have a super minimalistic wife.the first time i saw her i knew she will be a money saver as well.
Congratulations! A frugal wife is a wise and virtuous wife. Love and cherish her.
You are fortunate!
Good advice. Youngsters should raise their standard step by step but Don't jump ten steps in one go.
Minimalism is giving society the finger.
A new trend is the "minimalist lifestyle." Living by bare bones. A way to not only cut many expenses but also to save money which will grow wealth. But is this good for you? As I told my own subscribers, I contend that instead of having an existence of "minimalism," living in a shack and a sleeping bag, you should adopt the mindset instead. In other words, you don't have to deprive yourself and suffer to have the minimalist mindset which will give you money to invest. The minimalist mindset person will buy only what he needs. He won't go in the winter without a coat but will by the cheapest one that does the job--not the designer label. He won't buy a 50K car when he makes 80K a year. He'll buy the 15K Honda Civic used one and save money on a lesser car payment, insurance and gas. He doesn't go to TGI Friday's every week--he goes once a month and grills at home the other three weeks. He brings his coffee from home and doesn't spend 4 bucks twice a day at Starbucks down the street from his office. See the point? You don't have to live like a monk. The minimalist mindset just cuts down on the unnecessary. If you do this you will find that not only do financial problems disappear but you will grow a ton of assets on the side. Hope this helps someone out there---Charles
Minimalism is like living below your mean .
I support minimalism.
Living simply is a very popular subject, especially in these modern times, it can heal in terms of technology.
It changed my life because I think more clearly and I’m more productive in my life.
Dave Ramsey did not originate the quote you credited to hm.
Wow..... just stumble on this ideal...really nice!!!! Minimalism...we don't need many things to be satisfy.
The terminology is fairly new (it really sounds like something from out of the 1980s), but the actions DO speak louder than words; I must be [way?] ahead of myself because all I have is a storage unit where there's stuff I salvaged from my [Grandmother's] house before it got sold due to foreclosure (my major home city was engaging in the latest financial and irresponsible turmoil), and a work altercation from a former job (I won't go into detail, but it WAS 'a few choice words' that planted seeds of destruction); it took little, big, and bare tasks for 7 years to clean out the place quietly until issues surfaced ONLY to realize material possessions are distractive, yet, issues alone remain because it's about people; legitimately, people ARE eternal and (" ") we can't take anything to and/or beyond the grave anyway. . .on my end, I still remain disheartened at the way things turned out for the past 15 years (not out of the woods yet: I have a real estate problem, although I do have a second full time job-not thrilled about the current muscle movements-and renting a roomspace), but I have moved on in the described years: only music-n-ministry is working out as I was doing per decade (1990s, 2000s, 2010s. . . ) before the reality earthquake came along-I will not say it's God's plan because that's spiritualizing with blind eyes and lying tongues; currently I do have good days when I'm allowed to pay close attention but not allowed to see what's up ahead. . . Minimalism is another code word for decluttering, downsizing, finding contentment, yet, this was a very good video though.
I love minimalism,,,
Motivational, inlighting,. Thanks!🎈
A path to happiness is not about the more things that you have, but rather the less things that you want.
“Happiness is not having what you want. It is wanting what you have.”― Rabbi Hyman Schachtel
The best chance of having a content Fulfilling Life.But it means leaving the materialistic Herd instinct and alot of people wont like you for following this and being different!Yes -far less Stress in not competing with the Neighbours too.
Minimal video, HUGE message
The quote was originally said by Will Rogers (there are small changes from the ramsey wording). You might want to research Ramsey's employment policies before quoting him.
On a technical observation, something Practical Wisdom could do better here would be to choose more realistic models in the clip. Not everyone is thin, thirty and attractive.
This video should be mandatory in school
I have always been a minimalist. Some people have called me low maintenance. Is it good or bad?
It doesnt matter what others think until u r at peace with yourself. Its best if u r low maintenance no one has to go beyond extent to keep u in their life. Life is all about staying at peace with yourself rather than living it for others who always has opinion about our every decision.
For me it's good.
Being a minimalist is also good for the environment.
@@4403323 true. It also teaches us discipline and exercising mindfulness and a good pure conscience.
Have you ever wished over the last 2 years that you had some of the items you tossed? Moderation not extremism. Makes the world a better place.
The more time you take to toss, lesser the regret.
YES!!!! A huge problem! Honestly, after I toss or give away something, I find two weeks later that I need it!
Never
Great video thanks for guiding.
This is why poor people are generally more happy than rich people. They have less material things in their lives to worry about. The rich stress over maintaining or loosing their material possessions where as the poor don't have those worries. More things, more responsibilities and more worries.
Factually just untrue. Poor people have chronic stresses and problems which show up in shorter lifespans and worse health. And most anti-minimalist people are dirt poor because when you are so use to having nothing, you cling to everything well beyond the point where they are helpful to you.
Simpler people are happier, but they tend to be in the middle class of a given society. They have their locally expected needs provided, they don't have the bulk of society after their stuff, and generally have the free time for leasure.
The poor have very hard and real problems. The rich have weirdly complicated problems. Average people with low ambitions, and focus on what they like rather than what they think they ought to like... That is happiness.
@@CaedenV 👏👏👏👏 Truth!
Great, great video. Thank you sooo much.
If everyone lives minimalistic, you have no customer.
😂 what
@@paige172 lol
Not exactly. There would still be needs that may arise somewhere along the way, like food for example.
THANKS! GOOD ADVICE
I think a lot of people think the extreme with minimalism, and that turns people off. But the truth is most of us spend way too much money on things that will clutter our homes. Also the more you have the less you care about what you have.
Great Information!! Love it 👍
This content is a jewel; akin to a book that was a treasure trove of insights. "The Joy of Less: A Minimalist Living Guide" by Matthew Cove
Best video i ever seen in last 68 years
Thanks.Minimalist reply.
Thank you
Thx for sharing
2:21 guy driving a boat with a fancy suit and top hat… very minimalist there. LOL
I am always happy people don’t understand because they are chasing happiness on material stuff been in peace and having money for a emergency is a peace of mind
_It is not the man who has too little but the man who craves more that is poor._ -Seneca
Reverse consumerism-the happier we are, the fewer material possessions we want.
*_Without love and sense of humor life is meaningless._* 💕☮🌎🌌
Most of us practice minimalism minimally.
Super content.
Amazing Video!
Goodbye Things by Fumio Sasaki - a great book.
Your ego wants to be busy, but your soul needs simplicity.
I appreciate being minimalist with clothes and "stuff".. but I have started prepping foods and emergency items in case crap happens.. The C., freeze in TX last winter, storms, ect... And this gives me peace of mind just as much as cleaning out closets. Don't forget hobbies aren't cheap or minimal... The example of painting requires expensive paints, brushes and other painting tools.. and let's not even start on cost of canvas. BUT I do get the point.. hobbies make life enjoyable.. so they are good. But best advice is to not accept negative people in your life... This might mean not answering when Mom calls.. and move 500 miles away.. holidays only.
You make a great point! I struggle between minimalism and prepping for what is ahead!? While i have numerous blankets, for example, that I could give away, I live in the Midwest where it can be cold. I do not want to give my blankets away to clear clutter, only to find I need them when the power goes out in below zero temps. It is kind of a silly example but one never knows...
What on earth are you talking about in relation with the brilliant concept of minimalism?
Easiest way to accomplish minimalism: don't get married, don't have kids, don't buy a house. Always rent so you can move anywhere at anytime once a better opportunity comes up.
You got a point there.
I disagree with your logic and it really has nothing to do with having possessions. I'm single I have no kids I'm not a homeowner and I rent and I have more stuff than anybody. My house is loaded my attic is full I have a 10x14-ft shed just loaded with stuff. I am a pack of that hoarder but I have good things I have antiques and collectibles. So by avoiding marriage and not having kids and renting has nothing to do with how much stuff people can collect. The people with the most stuff are single because they have more money and freedom. I wish I did get married and was a homeowner and had kids because I would have less stuff.
But then, what are you living for?
@@barrywainwright3391 Get married and then LOSE everything in a an inevitably statistical divorce (g)raping and truly hate your life ! NO dont think you have "it all figured out." . Having kids is great unless your spouse poisons the against you and they adopt your ex-spouses addictions, etc. Also: Single people can and should learn to be minimalist by putting their money into investments as opposed to buying a lot of sh_t. :) IMO
You shouldn't put minalisam in a box like that.
Simplicity is the Key if We want to live Lives that are Joyful and Free!
Manifest : plainness
Embrace : simplicity
Lao- tzu
Can I use your video transcript for my blog or some other works
Taking things to good will has cost me a fortune on taxis 🚕
Yeah I'm good, I love a fun frugal life that every now and then spend big on something. (Not necessarily a physical item)...have fun with less in life
Nice
This video would be better if you didn’t put so many ads.
The rich and wealthy do not understand that
noble, horizontal olives.
I think being frugal has been a tradition for a long time, it's just the current generation is rediscovering it due to the increasingly bad economic situation.
Love like use
very good
nicee brilliant
You didn't credit Joshua Becker with his quote. Bad on you.
Minimalism is cool as long as you don't try to get on with it just for aesthetics.
Minimalism is nice and all, but your girl will leave you if you only have a chair, tv, fridge and laptop.
And sleep on a matras on a floor.
😂
I think this video means having things organized and keeping only what you feel you need. I don't think it means having one of something. It just means reduced clutter inside ones home.
The Japanese set their sleeping quilts on the floor when it's time to go to bed. Now if she leaves, it's her loss, not her partner's. Are you familiar with Guy De Maupassant's short story The Necklace? The moral of the story is learning to be content with what you have. Otherwise, you will end up more miserable than before. You can research about that short story penned by that French writer.
My dear find someone that is minimalist too
When you get to my age you realize you are BETTER OFF with out em. Freedom is better than need em !
great vid
Keep your burdens light
✔️
Financial minimalism.
With Biden in office I have become a minimalist and it was not by choice. Working harder, own less and less time for hobbies. Never been greedy but , this is a real struggle. This is all BS when your lacking the basic's.
In life, we really don't need a lot of things in order for us to be happy. There are a lot of people who keep on following and buying the trends and spends money over things they don't really use every day and some can even burn themselves with debts for it. It's so sad that not all can really care about having a financial freedom and financial stability nowadays.
Omg
Can't stand to shop and make decisions.
Ugh...Minimalism rules
I have the feeling that klaus schwab made this video " By 2030 you will own nothing and will be happy" sure bro
I'm minimalistic! There are things some people think I need but I don't find them necessary. I don't need them.
Minimalism in my case is the opposite of happiness.
Poverty, minimalism by default!
Should minimalists have pets?
TIMESTAMPS !!!!!
Do minimalists buy Travis Scott burger?
😂😂😂
Who is Travis Scott?
I think this naturally happens after you turn 50
The cheaper your pleasures, the richer you'll be.
Minimalism is 100 times better than becoming a hippie .
Hippies just waste oxygen .
I gave all I could to Animal charities