10 Habits For Everyday Minimalism
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10 habits for everyday minimalism.
Did you know, your habits say a lot about who you are. They're also extremely personal and constantly changing. However, with the right focus and positive energy, we can direct our life down the path of our choosing; in this case, we're talking about minimalism.
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you probably dont give a shit but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times you can watch pretty much all of the latest movies on kaldrostream. Have been binge watching with my gf during the lockdown :)
@Tyler Christian definitely, I have been watching on instaflixxer for months myself =)
@Tyler Christian yea, I've been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself :D
Why I want to be a minimalist?
Because it makes me feel so light. 😇
You rock.. 😁 You have a beautiful soul..
Thank you so much!! 🙌🏾
I love empty spaces. It gives me time to think what if anything I want to place in the space.... I try to remember everything I bring into my home will be there for a long time. I ask myself, do I really want it, need it, love it.
Those are awesome questions to ask yourself, especially before you bring something new into your space! I love it! Keep growing Maria!!
Until I was in my 40's I was almost organically a minimalist. I didn't know it by that label but I had grown up in very challenging conditions and it was a defense mechanism in response to abuse. Since then I have gone all the way through the "householder" stage and am returning to my natural setting slowly but with awareness and mindfulness that wasn't the case when I was a minimalist out of fear. I love the Hindu construct that you have to go through a householder stage because there isn't any insight to be had from never having owned. It's the purposeful re-alignment of acquisition, having something that you THEN choose to let go of, that teaches you what owning really means and how it works.
"remember you are not less than for choosing to own less"... very powerful reminder
My grandfather was living a life of simplicity exactly equivalent to minimalism. He, as a principal in Government School used to live a valuable life after his retirement from the interest amount earned from his capital amount in nationalised bank. He definitely might have lived a more meaningful life even in his young age. His possession was a medium sized metal trunk box.🙏
Articulate yet down-to-earth. Compassionate yet straightforward. Great content Ronald!!!
The way you deliver your message is beautiful! I'm newer to minimalism and still keep stumbling- I love watching to reset why I have started this journey. Thank you
I used to live in a 1/1 apartment I loved having it simple but I chose to live smaller so I bought a 7x12 Utility Trailer now I'm completely free and now I'm going to start traveling the United States
Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! Will you (hopefully) be doing a video on a minimalist and vegan wedding? I would love to see what your plans are.
How I plan to spend my money: Steam Sales.
As a gamer, I have plenty of games and I wait to get them cheap. No need to clutter my condo with stuff I don’t use when I primarily use the stuff in my digital storage.
I used to hate empty space, now empty space is what I strive for.
You have hit 10 nails on 10 heads! I love your simplicity and your truth. I am really glad that I stumbled across you.
Thank you so much Marva! I appreciate you being here apart of this community! I’m also glad you enjoyed this video!!
Ive made empty shelves but did fill them. But it was more to space out things that were suffocated in another space. For instance in the kitchen. Ive cleared out cabinets. But then was able to have dedicated spaces. Like this is my breakfast. This is baking. And this is snacks. Instead of every cabinet having random assortments. I have been decluttering and minimizing since about 5 months now. We've donated so much and continue to often. It really makes you realize whats important. What hobbies you truly love. ( we had a ton of art supplies. Like alot. And realized we dont use it much anymore and so donated boxes of paints and canvases etc to a special ed class. They were to the moon excited) it can feel really good to make space in your life. And give to those who will really love it. Anyway im rambling. Keep it up everyone.
Thank you, Ron! We are not less valuable as people if we choose to own less. Collect moments, not things. You can't take it with you when you go. Learn to embrace space - it's very hard to "not fill up" the space!! A compulsion to put something there...Show me where you spend your money, and I'll show you who you are. Wow!
I’m really happy this video resonated with you so much Natashya! 🙌🏾
I subscribed to your channel. Good info. Also, just an FYI: indigenous people globally have lived minimalist lives for years. Now Americans are slowly catching up.
I love having empty space. I try to keep it empty but things inevitably creep into it. My place is way less cluttered than it used to be though... I'm getting there!
Keep working and staying focused!
I have my moments with impulse buying and i am trying to correct that
This was such a beautiful video and much needed. Thank you
I love the idea about receiving of gifts. It’s never wrong to tell them about what we really want. 💙
Loved this Ron - first time visit and you hooked me. Very thoughtful and thought provoking.
Woow, Ron, this video just spoke to me. Not that your other videos or podcast don't, but I don't know maybe the timing, was just perfect. Thank you.
Stay safe
Hello Ronald! I just want to thank you for your videos as these helped me with my journey in minimalism and in life as a whole. Never stop, never change. Cheers!
Thank you for this man, I really needed it.
I so appreciate your message about status and real value!
Thank you for your info
Your presentations are all amazing. I have learned a LOT. Your gentle manner helps me accept some difficult truths. Thanks for doing a great job.
awesome video man. love your positive vibes, watching your videos always leaves me feeling positive and inspired
I appreciate you Jordan! Thank you and I’m happy my content resonates with you!!
Your videos is minimalism course in itself! Subscribed!
Ron we love your vibes and your different approach to minimalism.❤
Thank you so much Cathy!!
You are an excellent speaker !
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for this!
Thank you. Blessings!
Really enjoyed this. You have a really calm and measured delivery style. Lots of thoughtful points too. Subscribed!
Thank you and welcome to the community! I’m glad you decided to subscribe!!
Your videos and information are so great Ronald, thank you for what you do! As for the extra toothbrushes and toothpaste and dental floss bag, we are supposed to change our toothbrushes every 3 to 4 months so if you go to the dentist twice a year and change your toothbrush every six months you’d be using all the toothbrushes 🙂 I wanted to also say your home is so peaceful looking, just lovely.
I've almost never (only a couple of times really) put things on my walls (pictures, etc) and I've always felt kind of weird about that in a way when other people would comment on it. I'm not sure why I have left most of my walls blank like that, but if it's just me, it doesn't usually bother me at all. Maybe I'm just not into decorating or whatever. But I've noticed that other people seem to think its kind of weird though lol.
You have really changed me from the day I found your channel. Thank you 😊
That’s amazing! I’m really happy my content is helping you so much on your journey! Keep growing and learning Mrs Lauren!
Always such great content! Thank you. I’m working on my boredom shopping these days
I use to have it bad! I’m glad to hear that you’re also working on this. Keep growing Michelle!
Michelle - boredom shopping can lead to boredom eating, etc. It can effect other parts of your life🌹
leave it empty . i love your videos. they are helping me with my minimalism journey + other things !
Your such an awesome person Ronald!! Hats off to all the wonderful videos your posting which makes us so happy and motivated...👏👏👏👏👏 Awesome 👌👌👌👌
I appreciate you being apart of this community and watching my content!!
Nailed it 😊
Space is a good thing ❤
So glad i found your channel!
Dope video Ron. Peace
Always a source of inspiration!
Thank you Bob! I’m glad you enjoyed this video!!
Thank You.
I would do C) spread my existing belongings in a more comfortable and organized/beautiful way or D) move leftover items of that cupboard to somewhere else to declutter the whole cupboard itself :D
Great video! Thanks for inspiring! ♥️
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed this!
Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed this!!
Ronald, do you feel my handshake? Thank you so much.
As you review all the ways we accumulate stuff purpose over expectation, useful, and useless, I have to include a small mountain of 'free' stuff I end up with. OMG!!
I can't begin to list the things I just find on the street, thrift stores, even way in the back of my own closets, that I swear I am going to use. It hasn't been all bad because I have found some very valuable things that are used, things I have done wonderful makeovers to and they have a use and purpose.
But there are still the things I find, things given to me by others, things acquired because of the low price. Sometimes a low price is worse than free because I somehow put an increased intrinsic value on the item because it was 25 cents. Really?
If I have to clean it, move it, stare at it, find a place for it, and so on, its so-called intrinsic value of 25 cents is costing me way more mental and visual energy.
Gotta go, gotta continue decluttering! Thank you again for your videos!!
Glad my content is helping you on your journey! Keep growing and learning! I’m excited about what’s ahead for you!
I’m really glad to have found your channel. Do you have a Facebook group?
Me cancelling half of the itens I bougth on amazon, 5 minutes after buyining them. Just because I reminded of your videos. Thanks! 😊
Thank you real
I love you Ron! You're always so inspiring 🙂 "stay true to you!!"
I appreciate your love and support Salina! Keep growing and learning on your journey!!
@@RonaldLBanks Thank You 😄
Thanks Ron! WHOA! I can so relate! I'm so bad at buying that when I did my last decluttering session...I found 2 pairs of the same shoes that I bought and 1 ...had no idea that I bought them TWICE and 2 is...I never even wore either pair. Talk about impulse buying! Now THAT is pretty bad! Lol
Wow! That’s a new one for me! I appreciate you opening up and sharing this. It’s also good that you’re recognizing those habits you have so you can start adjusting them! Keep growing Giona!
Giona Grace -🤭the same thing happened to me. I unintentionally had duplicates of shoes, pants, etc. Some were new with the tags still on them and I could return those to the store. Most of them I had to donate🌹Be strong.
I totally agree, it has a soul Beautifull. You have a unique personality. You are very natural and original.
Thank you so much! I appreciate that and I’m also happy you’re here apart of the community!
Ok, so don"t laugh. I actually shop with the intentions of, I must buy something. Unlike your typical window shoppers, I am an impulsive shopper. Until , well I get home and somehow some sense gets slapped right into me just by walking through the door. Its almost a guilt of walking in with a bunch of bags, full of STUFF I didn't even want nor did I need. I usually will return the items and repeat the cycle. When they say retail therapy, i think this is exactly what they meant.
We appreciate your honesty with this. Thank you for sharing! I hope you continue to learn and adapt as you work to adjust that habit. Keep growing Coach MJ!
Intentional living is tough! The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up really helped me realize this because of how you’re supposed to gather all items in a category in one place - suddenly I realized I had nearly 10 pairs of scissors in only 1,000 square feet! Yes, we’re a family of crafters, but if we had designated one place for scissors then we never would have ended up with so many.
Coach MJ - you're very honest. 🌹Now you recognize some of your issues, try to stop the shopping; it's wasting your time and money. Good luck🍀
Yay!
Thanks. I love empty space. It's energizing. So I would keep the empty space if possible, though my dwelling is quite small and real estate is at a premium in there so I would try to keep some of it empty if possible. Not to brag of course but I've come to a point that I don't really desire impulse buying. Plus, I know that paying for less important things that are small dollar amounts add up over time. I'd rather save my money for something I really need/want. Also, if I think that desired item is too expensive I wait for a deal on that new item or find a good used one. That is the thrill of the hunt and it makes me happy to find it.
Thank you for sharing your experience and perspective Autumn! I agree you that I’m less of an impulse buyer now that I’m getting older. But a few years ago.... it was bad! Keep growing and learning on your journey!!
I would not do A or B. Option C: use that space to allow you to spread out what may be cluttering a different space. It makes both spaces not look cluttered. For example, if I clear off one shelf and the other is full, I will put half of what is on the full shelf on the now empty one in a way that creates some negative space on both shelves.
all the best for your wedding man, you're the best.
Thank you!!
New Subscriber, keep it up 👍🏼
Welcome to the community Roland! I’m glad you decided to subscribe! 🙌🏾
Your voice is so soothing lol
Day after my COVID vaccination I was in bed sick as a dog. Mindlessly on IG, couldn’t do much else, triggered by colorful ad, bought washi tape!
You have a beautiful soul my friend
I'd likely fill the space with less things in a way that looks good and spaced apart
Your supposed to throw your old toothbrush away when you get the new one from the dentist. 😁
That's what I do and I don't have a bunch of toothbrushes handing around.
I have an electric rechargable brush - I only throw out the heads after I've sanitised then used them for cleaning. I feel slightly less guilty using a reusable item with an element that gets thrown out than items that get thrown out every three months.
@@kiahmadison8541 - yeah, keep telling those "wasteful" lies to yourself 🤭 We all do it🌹
C. Spread out and reorganize what I do have.
I will say that if you have invisalign.... KEEP THOSE TOOTH BRUSHES. THEY. ARE. GOLD. LOL All jokes aside - wonderful video and you made some great points about negotiating the areas in our lives that we often overlook (like those extra sets of disposable chopsticks filling my cutlery drawer)
Good video friend!
I like your sweatshirt! where it is?
Tbh... Amazon shopping is my guilty pleasure.
Amazon can be a struggle, especially if you have prime! Keep growing on your journey J B!
My husband and sons are big amazon fans. I used to be, but as time passes I’ve begun to find the massive amounts of choice to be weeded through to be overwhelming. I like to get in and out, and see the item in hand if possible before buying (been burned a few times on items that looked great online but not so much IRL). Returning is such a PIA. Very handy shopping site 👍🏼, but it’s funny to realize that I use it less now than years ago when the numbers were far less.
Leave the space empty, breathe and think about it.
I am a kid in high school.
Pls make a video for students on minimalism.
I would leave the space empty.
Appreciate this video. I'd like to add that minimalism is an opportunity to become a distributor in a community ecosystem. Capitalism depends on lack and the act of turning something down because you have enough seems noble but if you're being offered something free (ie a toothbrush) you have the opportunity to pass that along in a way that closes a deficit gap. Instead of refusing something being given to you in the name of minimalism perhaps you can make it a point to catalog shelters and connect with families who could benefit from the things you refuse on a daily? Just a thought. I think minimalists can be wonderful distribution nodules in an ecosystem where resources can be perpetuated instead of cycled back into the capitalist structure of "buy" and "sell". Perhaps if more of us gave things away we'd feel less inclined to purchase to furnish the ideas that capitalism uses to bend buyer and seller habits (a naive oversimplification, I know).
I impulsively shop at the artist supply stores around town. I can’t even draw, so I end up using some of the supplies for adult coloring books, and returning the unused supplies. It’s so embarrassing!
MissTinaB - it's about your lost dreams. You probably wanted to be an artist and something lied and told you that you couldn't do it. Just go ahead and draw or paint, but stop the shopping 👍🏾☺️
I would leave it empty, I would embrace it
I was an impulse buyer. I still sometimes do.
I would try to leave the space but it is hard to do.
b) filling the space
i am an impulse buyer: the last thing i bough was shoes lol
I own very little , but my “ hobby” takes up a lot of space ! , I have 1 big thing ..my piano !
I never buy my toothbrushes, I just get the free ones from the dentist
Brazil
Answer “A”!
Buy experience not posessions
I'd donate the goodie bags of dental hygiene to homeless shelters!
I donate my dental goodie bags to homeless shelters !
10 is a lot. I do fine with 1
Me: cleans down space.
Wife : adds double the amount of clutter than before.
Clothes, art objects.
Used to be 'B', for the last 30 yrs it's been 'A'. Yea!
Empty walls gives you volume…volume gives you more. Clutter closes this volume so you have less….
This is truly remarkable content. I recently encountered something similar, and it was extraordinary. "The Joy of Less: A Minimalist Living Guide" by Matthew Cove
Sounds like he is about to rap
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I don’t like a lot of stuff but don’t feel I’m a minimalist.
Can’t control what everyone has so it’s impossible to be a minimalist
Don’t worry about everyone and focus on yourself. It’s for your own peace of mind. Do as much (or less haha ) as you can to better your own living space.
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Fill it with something else.
But,I did not buy anything
You guys aren't changing your toothbrushes out enough. Lol