Words by Shawn Mihalik Goals Are Nothing Without Habits Without habits, goals are just abstract aspirations
Words by Leslie Watson Simplifying Teacher Appreciation Day A minimalist educator’s response to gifts
Words by Shawn Mihalik To Remind Yourself of Something’s Value, Let It Go Sometimes, the best way to know whether something truly adds value to your life is to get rid of it for a while
Words by The Minimalists 7 Ways to Make Conversations Meaningful Using Minimalism Conversing with a close friend can be one of our most intimate experiences
Words by Shawn Mihalik Impulse Purchases and the Benefits of Retroactive Intentionality If you buy a thing, use the thing
Words by Joshua Fields Millburn A Bunch of Things I Did to Get out of Debt A path toward financial freedom
Words by Leo Babauta On Wanting Stuff There is no way to stop wanting, but there are ways to reduce the desires
Words by Leslie Watson The Ideal Shoe Wardrobe for a Minimalist A footwear edition of finding my enough
Words by Pierre Monnerville The Power of Representation in Minimalism How visibility helped me overcome limiting beliefs and stereotypes about minimalism
Words by Leo Babauta The Definitive Guide to Sticking to Your New Year’s Resolutions The 6 changes method for creating new habits
Words by The Minimalists The Worst Christmas Ever What if we were happy with the toys in front of us?
Words by Leslie Watson Minimalism’s Greatest Superpower Voluntary simplicity builds strength to endure life’s heaviest loads
Words by Dr. Egypt Iredia Mental Minimalism and Reducing Opinion Overload Making space for our own thoughts