Category: Minimalism
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5 Simple Ways Minimalism Can Help Your Finances
When we hear the term “minimalism,” we often immediately associate it with wearing only a single shade of clothes, owning only one pair of shoes, living in a van, and other stereotypes about having only a handful of possessions and avoiding consumerism altogether. However, as I learned more about it and as I already mentioned in a […]
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Social Minimalism: The Beauty of Fewer Connections
While there is nothing wrong about having many friends, there is the danger of being unable to distinguish which connections we really enjoy and value. So, there may be a need for limited social interactions. This is where social minimalism comes in.
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Diderot Effect and Why We Overspend
Have you ever experienced the feeling after buying a new pair of shoes that you suddenly urge to buy a new shirt or new pants to go with it?
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Trying Out Minimalism in a Maximalist House.
We think we need many things, but in reality, some will add little to no value. So let us be more conscious of the things that we take inside our house.
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We Pay For Things Not With Money But With Time
If we change our perspective with our resources and our spending habit from a “money-based” into a “time-based” perspective, I believe that we will absolutely change the way we consume.
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Minimalism: Enjoy The Beauty of Simple Living
We live in a consumerist society. Everywhere we go, and wherever we look, we are always bombarded by advertisements about all the stuff that apparently we “need.” But do we need to subscribe to this consumerist ideals?
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Digital Minimalism: How to Declutter Our Digital Space
Digital minimalism revealed the dangers of our overindulgence to the attention economy, primarily through our smartphones and social media.
