Subnostr

I think minimalism is cool. It kind of teaches you to live with less, and do not concentrate on the accumulation of "stuff".

It reminds me, that we shall only spend on the things we value, and spend the least on things we don't care about.

Actually I didn't start to be a minimalist, I just realized, that what I do is kind of minimalism.

E.g.: I don't really care about branded clothes. Also I don't like to be the advertiser board of brands. Therefore I buy plain t-shirts without branded logo. They usually have a single color, or maybe a bit more. This way I pay less for my clothing and can spend more on the things I enjoy.

Also I like to have 1 trousers. It is enough, why would I need more. Additional bonus for minimalistic life next to less spending is, you will have less things to take with you when you move.

Any minimalist here? How did you start your journey and why?

Matthieu 2y ago

I realized that reducing my footprint and material items across the board was a mentally freeing exercise. I regularly clear out my closet and only buy things that are absolute necessities. Getting ready for the day is simpler. There’s less push to keep up with latest trends. I don’t need for much and I find that continuing to explore new ways to be a minimalist teaches me contentment with what I have vs chasing stuff.

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Code & Psychology ⚡️ 2y ago

That is awesome! 🫂💜

I really like also to have a minimalistic gardrobe. It is really easy to pick something in the morning. Also if you have lots of stuff, they can clutter your living or working area, which can distract you.

Minimalism really helps to clear up your place, concentrate on the important stuff, and help you to concentrate!