Nice take on this topic. I think the idea behind minimalism itself is just piece of mind. Have your live in order, declutter helps you also to calm your mind and to focus. Simple wear and designs are part of that
That's the perfect music video. This reminds me the Wow in The hood a lot. Thanks for this beautiful video that is really very appreciable.the perfect minimalist.
I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for this one. What I noticed about his work-life balance is that it was missing a lot of things: it's easy to have a leisurely breakfast with your family, when you don't have to make the breakfast. It's east to take a stroll with your wife when you don't have to pick the kids up from school and activities, you don't have to do laundry or clean the house, plan a week's worth of meals, shop for it and prepare it, or deal will the million and one things the running of a household requires. I love it when people say, oh look at X 19th century writer/composer/artist, how prolific they were. Of course they were, because all they had to do was take what was put in front of them, do their art, and nap. Their kids were raised by the mother or nannies, their food made by cooks, their house maintained by servants and gardeners. This same goes for CEOs today. How to do all these things for yourself, without hiring help or making your husband/wife do them and still stay sane and live for your goals and dreams is the real question of minimalism.
I like his minimalist style, but Steve Jobs treated people horribly. I've read a couple biographies about him, including one written by his daughter (whom he refused to claim for many years). I guess he was such a minimalist that he dispensed with kindness, compassion, and parenting responsibilities. Thankfully, most minimalists are not like that. Sorry for the rant; his character was obviously not the point of this video.
Almost all of his biographies also clearly state that he came to regret this and tried to compensate for it later in his life by trying his best to be a part of Lisa's life and become a better parent. He also has a highly controversial management style that is powered by conflict. At the end of the day, we choose to take away what we want to take away from the material. You had preconceived notions of him being a bad person and so you selectively chose to ignore the nuance.
Enjoyed this video and Content. I am inspired by Steve Jobs and how he lived his life. I don't like too much clutter and furniture either. For example, I haven't owned a sofa in years.
Great video, really well made too as always! Steve Jobs is sorta a controversial character nowadays, but he’s done so much and there’s plenty to learn from him!
I personally can't see Steve Jobs as a minimalist as much as he was a control freak about his productivity and demands of others, which he avoided the noise of other people and things as much as possible unless they were to benefit him, his ideas, or his pockets. Without the people creating products or code for Steve Jobs, along with the intent lies from Steve himself about the original iPhone, Apple wouldn't be where it is today. As much as people like to give credit to Steve Jobs as a minimalist, he was a flawed and mental mess.
I like your channel and support it. I do want to mention that minimalism doesn't mean having certain color cloths and wearing the same type of cloth and color. I have very little cloths and it takes me two second to pick something to wear and they are not the same colors or clothing type. I am a brilliant writer and told by a professor that I am possibly a genius in writing poetry and i am a minimalist and stoic and I have a different approach than Steve Jobs. Who wears a sweater all year, they would get hot.
Correct me if I'm wrong but trying to remove other things just to focus on work, isn't that extreme...cause when you think of it, wearing one set of clothing all the time doesn't mean you're going to be more productive yunno
He was the billionaire head of a company but he doesn't (Didn't.) have to work every single hour of every single day because that's what he had manager's for, also if everyone has the same 'uniform' ie like steve's it becomes a cliche and if you mention to someone that you are a 'minimilist' it's dollar's to doughnuts the first thing they'll say is" Why aren't you wearing black?" . Now personally I've nothing against black and most of my pants are black but I pair them with birkenstocks and hawaiian shirt's because quite frankly I don't want to look like people's stereotypically biased view of minimalist's and I also love colour's.
It’s great Steve Jobs was a minimalist, it’s a pity he wasn’t more sustainable. I love my iPhone and iPad but I hate the fact you have to throw it away after a few years because you can’t do updates. That’s not very minimalist, sustainable, frugal, environmentally friendly. When people say they hate wearing uniforms because they want to be individual is hilarious. How many people wear jeans every single day? Is that not the same??
I have my same OG iPhone Se. it’s like… 5 years old and still updates. The only reason I updated phones finally is because it still Got slow despite it updating.
It's impossible for a Billion Air to be a Minimalist. Rich people can only have the illusion of minimalism because their living space can minimal with only one item of what they need in the cupboard, when in reality they have a huge ware house full of duplicates where they pull 1 item at a time from it at a time as needed. It's like the best of both worlds. Minimalism living space and Hoarding, not worrying about running out of supplies at the same time.
Tired of people calling Steve Jobs a minimalist. He was only a minimalist in appearance and the products he created, but not in his personal life. He had multiple mansions worth millions. The one mansion had like 30 rooms, which he then demolished. He also had an entire car collection worth millions as well, and bought a new car every 6 months. Minimalists don't do that.
Minimalism signifies fear of making bad choices for your surroundings. What you truly need is a proper bed, desk, chair, closet, and maybe a book cabinet and maybe a tv lounge, and a kitchen ofcourse. All these dont need to be extraordinary, or complicated but they should be well designed with natural materials, materials that dont pretend to be something else. Real wood, real stone tiles, real paper lamp.... and ofcourse natural light. At the very least try to avoid plastics. And get the fucking desk because you sitting on the floor in the corner just to use your computer thats also on the floor looks sad and depressing to even watch.
aesthetically, steve jobs is the ideal minimalist - but he lacks the mindset! he placed massive amounts of value in the buyable. yes, his car had a minimalist license plate, but that was a $100,000+ gas-guzzling Mercedes. there is nothing truly wrong with that but minimalism is certainly more than aesthetic.
Hey, since Steve Jobs is one of the big secret society and was not "working hard" alone for his billions - this is all show, please research - he isn't a good example for beeing "successful" by beeing a "minimalist" - BUT: as always: thank you for your great work ❤️
@@CKSPACE it’s not real CKSPACE it’s just merely the typical checklist of topics that detractors of Steve Jobs use to downplay and otherwise undermine his giant legacy. As if they could even accomplish such a thing. They lack the understanding he essentially changed the entire world as we know it.
The Perfect Minimalist called Cheng
Yes Dwayne Johnson, the mininalist icon we don't know we needed
2:00 this clip shows , how much effort u put in your video.
keep up the work man .
love your videos .
I agree, hundred percent. Brilliant work
Well done as always man, love your videos.
Glad you like them Nicholas! Big thanks🙏
Nice take on this topic. I think the idea behind minimalism itself is just piece of mind. Have your live in order, declutter helps you also to calm your mind and to focus. Simple wear and designs are part of that
That's the perfect music video. This reminds me the Wow in The hood a lot. Thanks for this beautiful video that is really very appreciable.the perfect minimalist.
Flawless video, you're a big inspiration for me. Hugs from Brazil!
I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for this one. What I noticed about his work-life balance is that it was missing a lot of things: it's easy to have a leisurely breakfast with your family, when you don't have to make the breakfast. It's east to take a stroll with your wife when you don't have to pick the kids up from school and activities, you don't have to do laundry or clean the house, plan a week's worth of meals, shop for it and prepare it, or deal will the million and one things the running of a household requires. I love it when people say, oh look at X 19th century writer/composer/artist, how prolific they were. Of course they were, because all they had to do was take what was put in front of them, do their art, and nap. Their kids were raised by the mother or nannies, their food made by cooks, their house maintained by servants and gardeners. This same goes for CEOs today. How to do all these things for yourself, without hiring help or making your husband/wife do them and still stay sane and live for your goals and dreams is the real question of minimalism.
the quality of this video!! you never fail to amaze us everytime ckspace 👏
Chen, this episode was really good! I'm reading Steve's bio book now and this video act as the visualization correctly!
Thank you 🙌
I like his minimalist style, but Steve Jobs treated people horribly. I've read a couple biographies about him, including one written by his daughter (whom he refused to claim for many years). I guess he was such a minimalist that he dispensed with kindness, compassion, and parenting responsibilities. Thankfully, most minimalists are not like that. Sorry for the rant; his character was obviously not the point of this video.
Positive outweighs the negative I guess. Many people who are famous are horrible people to be with long term
Almost all of his biographies also clearly state that he came to regret this and tried to compensate for it later in his life by trying his best to be a part of Lisa's life and become a better parent. He also has a highly controversial management style that is powered by conflict. At the end of the day, we choose to take away what we want to take away from the material. You had preconceived notions of him being a bad person and so you selectively chose to ignore the nuance.
Very eye opening and well produced video, loved it so much! 😍
Thanks Daniel, happy that you enjoyed it🙏
I love your channel. Been following for a few years now. Amazing content
been waiting for your video. keep making great contents.
Nice observation CKSPACE! Good job for the great video!
Hey ck ,the earlier and this topic inspired me to pursue an intentional way of life . 😃😀😎👍
Enjoyed this video and Content. I am inspired by Steve Jobs and how he lived his life. I don't like too much clutter and furniture either. For example, I haven't owned a sofa in years.
Yo the background is lit bro
Loved this one 👏🏻👏🏻
Absolutely loved and enjoyed the video.
🙏🏽 thank you for making this video
The quality of your videos are getting so much better great job cheng
Great video, really well made too as always!
Steve Jobs is sorta a controversial character nowadays, but he’s done so much and there’s plenty to learn from him!
Hey happy to see your comment again Ryan!
Great video! Please do one on Dieter Rams, Georgia O’Keeffe, and Gabrielle Chanel.
Nice video bro. Big hug from Portugal
I personally can't see Steve Jobs as a minimalist as much as he was a control freak about his productivity and demands of others, which he avoided the noise of other people and things as much as possible unless they were to benefit him, his ideas, or his pockets. Without the people creating products or code for Steve Jobs, along with the intent lies from Steve himself about the original iPhone, Apple wouldn't be where it is today. As much as people like to give credit to Steve Jobs as a minimalist, he was a flawed and mental mess.
I didnt see any new video from you. Anw, I love your videos!
Love Steve Jobs jeans
same
I'd love to see you talking about dieter rams aswell
Ans it also links to this video, as Jony Ive was heavily inspired, almost to the point of copying, when creating some iconic Apple products.
I am back on watching youtube, especially your videos.
I see that Apple video filming style... Great video!
Beautiful video. Thank you 😊
I like your channel and support it. I do want to mention that minimalism doesn't mean having certain color cloths and wearing the same type of cloth and color. I have very little cloths and it takes me two second to pick something to wear and they are not the same colors or clothing type. I am a brilliant writer and told by a professor that I am possibly a genius in writing poetry and i am a minimalist and stoic and I have a different approach than Steve Jobs. Who wears a sweater all year, they would get hot.
Beautiful 💛 !
Love from India ❤️
Great video
I really like your videos and channel - I must not waste fashion items or clothing
Interesting!
Love the video
Thanks Angelo!
i'm a minimalist
money is so minimal
life so under below
what a life
Based
Minimalist in age too
I would follow his footstep
dope!
Cheng😍🍃
More please :)
to be more effective each time
Correct me if I'm wrong but trying to remove other things just to focus on work, isn't that extreme...cause when you think of it, wearing one set of clothing all the time doesn't mean you're going to be more productive yunno
I think it helps to not exhaust yourself to think about what to wear and use that energy on other productive things.
Work for yourself is not bad
Another nice video :)
Love this Cheng. You have a new wall?
Glad that you liked it, oh no that's just brighter lighting
Where has this guy disappeared too? Taking RUclips minimalism to a new level because now we aren’t getting any videos 😭
LOL
Great video next should be a Tim Cook one 😄👍.
He was the billionaire head of a company but he doesn't (Didn't.) have to work every single hour of every single day because that's what he had manager's for, also if everyone has the same 'uniform' ie like steve's it becomes a cliche and if you mention to someone that you are a 'minimilist' it's dollar's to doughnuts the first thing they'll say is" Why aren't you wearing black?" .
Now personally I've nothing against black and most of my pants are black but I pair them with birkenstocks and hawaiian shirt's because quite frankly I don't want to look like people's stereotypically biased view of minimalist's and I also love colour's.
he managed to minimalise his costs by employing people on slave wages who literally tried to throw themselves out of the buildings.
100%
Minimal in his company’s payments to their slaves haha
Cool video!
🙏Thanks!
@@CKSPACEYour videos are always interesting and inspiring! Keep up the good work!👍
Having an empty car plate is not minimalism, it is a flex
The Dwayne Johnson got me. 😂
I wish to be like that
amazing vídeo
Cool😁
Video is good but wish there was more clarity in voice
Why did you add "elizabeth holmes" as an example?
LOL this was probably before she was outed as a fraud lol.
Great video! And sitting at an angle at 6:25? I see what you did there. =P
😁 Thanks mate!
It’s great Steve Jobs was a minimalist, it’s a pity he wasn’t more sustainable. I love my iPhone and iPad but I hate the fact you have to throw it away after a few years because you can’t do updates. That’s not very minimalist, sustainable, frugal, environmentally friendly. When people say they hate wearing uniforms because they want to be individual is hilarious. How many people wear jeans every single day? Is that not the same??
nowadays you can trade in your old iphone and apple will recycle it for cash reward toward.
@@rainydaycommenter8537 interesting
I have my same OG iPhone Se. it’s like… 5 years old and still updates. The only reason I updated phones finally is because it still Got slow despite it updating.
Why have you stopped making vedios
apple design
It's impossible for a Billion Air to be a Minimalist. Rich people can only have the illusion of minimalism because their living space can minimal with only one item of what they need in the cupboard, when in reality they have a huge ware house full of duplicates where they pull 1 item at a time from it at a time as needed. It's like the best of both worlds. Minimalism living space and Hoarding, not worrying about running out of supplies at the same time.
Hey, did you stop making videos? :(
Where do you get your shirts?
♡
Tired of people calling Steve Jobs a minimalist. He was only a minimalist in appearance and the products he created, but not in his personal life. He had multiple mansions worth millions. The one mansion had like 30 rooms, which he then demolished. He also had an entire car collection worth millions as well, and bought a new car every 6 months. Minimalists don't do that.
I'm trying to be minimalist.
Why not a new balance Apple App then! I though he was more of a Nike Person
Minimalism signifies fear of making bad choices for your surroundings. What you truly need is a proper bed, desk, chair, closet, and maybe a book cabinet and maybe a tv lounge, and a kitchen ofcourse. All these dont need to be extraordinary, or complicated but they should be well designed with natural materials, materials that dont pretend to be something else. Real wood, real stone tiles, real paper lamp.... and ofcourse natural light.
At the very least try to avoid plastics.
And get the fucking desk because you sitting on the floor in the corner just to use your computer thats also on the floor looks sad and depressing to even watch.
An Apple fan without any Apple product. Tim cook hates you 😂😂
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
According to an image he went commando.
i wonder what he would of thought of asmr
I wanna live like this . but i like clothes too much. But ill get there one day. Trying to consume less
Check out Hueguh. He's implemented minimalism in his lifestyle but still has a decent wardrobe.
But that's the edge Apple has over samsung...samaung makes or gives way much options and so they kinda don't have the kind of value Apple has
Translate Indonesia, please
Also implemented minimal labor rights and ethics.
Looking up to this guy is really pity in my opinion.
we can learn from people without idolizing them, Steve Jobs creativity can be elevated without his questionable ethics.
aesthetically, steve jobs is the ideal minimalist - but he lacks the mindset! he placed massive amounts of value in the buyable. yes, his car had a minimalist license plate, but that was a $100,000+ gas-guzzling Mercedes. there is nothing truly wrong with that but minimalism is certainly more than aesthetic.
i should also say - that was not the only car he had! also - worth remembering that he pushed planned obsolescence.
Hey, since Steve Jobs is one of the big secret society and was not "working hard" alone for his billions - this is all show, please research - he isn't a good example for beeing "successful" by beeing a "minimalist" - BUT: as always: thank you for your great work ❤️
@@CKSPACE it’s not real CKSPACE it’s just merely the typical checklist of topics that detractors of Steve Jobs use to downplay and otherwise undermine his giant legacy. As if they could even accomplish such a thing. They lack the understanding he essentially changed the entire world as we know it.
@@lawrencelord9777 hey lawrence, i understand you - very well - in another perspective. thank you for your comment
@@mrtlsk1687 I respect your perspective too
@@mrtlsk1687 thank you for showing kindness
DWAYNE JOHNSON.
🩵💪🏽
Are you filming against a wall or a sheet of white paper?
Its alright but who will show his underwear in video's dp😅😅
Sadly he was not a nice guy. Minimalist or not.
No one cares if he was nice or not. Being nice doesn't get you remembered or accomplished.
@@AWDTH1111 wonder how his daughter remembers him or the confounders of apple.