Minimalist Lifestyle Movement Who May Benefit From The Minimalist Lifestyle Movement? There is no one definition to define a Minimalist lifestyle, the practice seems to become more and more popular as time goes on. Be it Millennials that want a different lifestyle from consumerism and overconsumption their parents lived. The Baby Boomer is astounded by all…
Just Enough When many people think of the minimalist lifestyle they think of a life of just enough. Just enough to get by. They think of a barren life of scarcity. I am a minimalist and my life and most other minimalist lives are far from that. Just enough means different things to different people….
What Is A Minimalist Lifestyle? Living a minimalist lifestyle is nothing new. It’s just common sense. Why burden yourself with more than you need? Yes, I did say a burden. When humans were hunter-gatherers to carry more than you need was a burden. It has just been since the Agricultural movement humans began to steadily…
Negative Effect of Multitasking . It took me to become a Minimalist to realize the negative effect of multitasking. I have worked in the field doing installs and repairs in the telecommunication industry most of my life and prided myself on the ability to multitask. Multitasking is not as efficient as we are led to believe….
Minimalist Lifestyle Tips . I believe that there are hidden costs in not using these minimalist lifestyle tips and tricks. When you choose to manage what is coming in and out of your life it will lead to a more purposeful, less stressful, happier existence. If you are looking to live a happier life, with…
Minimalism Can Save Your Life . That’s correct, minimalism can save your Life. The video playing below is a national tragedy. This woman from my hometown dies in her car taking a nap between one of her four jobs. I have also parked a lot to avoid Airport Parking fees between some of my field…
Minimalist Lifestyle . Without realizing it I’ve been making strides toward living a minimalist lifestyle. It began for me when I was in college and I realized I was putting all the things I owned in boxes twice a year and moving them. Moving forces us to look at what we really have, what we…