Words by The Minimalists

Obsolete Things

The objects that add value today may not add value tomorrow

Words by Andrew Rocha

What Do You Really Want?

A simple question that leads to a better life

Words by Chris Lovett

Three Ways to Get Better at Saying “No”

Saying “no” could be one the most important skills you need right now

Words by Carl Phillips

Micro-Business

The freedom of staying small

Words by Falak Zaffer Ghatala

From Stuff to Self

A journey continents, countries, states, cities, and zip codes

Words by Joshua Fields Millburn

Success Does Not Exist

What do you think of when you think of success?

Words by Carl Phillips

At What Point Is Enough, Enough?

What "enough" looks like for each of us is personal

Words by Andrew Rocha

Keep It Simple

The less stress we put into improving ourselves, the more productive we become

Words by Ore Oluwole

The Cycle

A brief musing on the cycle of buying stuff

Words by Burkhard Rosemann

Struggling with Digital Minimalism

What to do with social media networks as a small content creator

Words by Christen Peterson

Living Life Intentionally

How moving her family across the country caused a small-town girl to break up with her stuff

Words by Carl Phillips

Subtract

The clarity in less

Words by Minimalism Life

What Aren’t You Prepared to Walk Away From?

A question we asked the community and the answers we received

Words by Katherine Davis

Minimalist Remorse

The Trial and Error of a New Lifestyle

Words by Andrew Rocha

Super Powers in Minimalism

The only superpower we can choose

Words by Kyle Pucciarello

Into the Wild of Fulfillment

How an unintentionally poignant moment forever changed my creative mindset

Words by Nicholas Hallows

No Hair, No Problem

Letting go of what we think defines us

Words by Alicia Woodward

Everything in Its Place

Unpacking two households after moving in with Mom

Words by Andrew Rocha

A Watered-Down Life

Life is too short to be diluted

Words by Shuba

Assessing Our Relationships

How minimalism can help us remove toxic people from our lives

Words by Rebecca Givens

Misplaced Minimalism and Plastic Whales

Toddlers, lockdown, and forgotten intentions

Words by Andrew Rocha

The Tools in Our Pockets

Being mindful of what I carry throughout the day

Words by Nicholas Hallows

Unopened, Collecting Dust

How my collections of action figures consumed me until I discovered minimalism

Words by Moony Thinker

Does This Thing Bring Me Balance?

How minimalism contributed to my healing process