Words by Rita Isceri

Decluttering

A special event

Words by Hector Borba

My Anxiety and Minimalism

Finding beauty and calm in clear spaces

Words by Joel Tefft

Abandon, Embrace

The art of soul minimalism

Words by Alitzel Guerrero

Minimalism in Business

How minimalism boosts productivity

Words by Sofia Demetriou

My Art and Minimalism

Inside my minimal conceptual mind

Words by Shannon Colton

Freedom

An unexpected benefit of living with less

Words by Sekulaer

Spiritual Reset

When minimalism leads to clarity in unexpected areas of life

Words by Felix Strohbach

Minimalist Mobility

A car was supposed to give me independence, but I felt free only when I gave it away

Words by Minimalism Life

How do you know when you have “enough”?

A question we asked the community and the answers we received

Words by Simone Eyles

A Minimal Morning

What does your minimal morning look like?

Words by Andrew Rocha

One Size Rarely Fits All

What works for me might not work for you

Words by Carl Phillips

Simplifying Is Not Just About Less

It's about abundance, too

Words by Anthony Do

Hitting the Road

How having less gifted me everything

Words by Viktoria Zhulego

The True Value

The true value of a thing is in its purpose

Words by Joshua Fields Millburn

Letting Go Is Not Something You Do

It is something you stop doing

Words by Shawn Mihalik

The Inevitability of Letting Go

The things we love won't always be there

Words by The Minimalists

Don’t Upgrade

We don’t need Product X to live a good life

Words by Joshua Fields Millburn

Existential Clutter

The only way to silence the noise is to let go

Words by Alexandra Aspey

From Clutter to Clarity

How I finally beat the overwhelm of stuff

Words by Wisnu

The Bliss of Being Minimalist

How my minimalism journey has helped myself and others

Words by Katherine Davis

So You Married a Maximalist

How to live with your opposite

Words by Jean Ong

Hit the Restart Button

Two simple tips that helped me created more room in my life

Words by Carl Phillips

Recalibrating Through Simplicity

Simplify your journey by recognizing past patterns

Words by Evelyn Chong

The Hazards of Multi-Switching

We can only love a limited number of things at a particular time