By: The Minimalists
Your point is true. When we give it a name it becomes more real. I think at first it’s easier to not use a name with your friends/family, although use it with yourself, because it makes it more real...
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By: Amy
I just found your blog, and I am so inspired! I am definitely the only one on the minimalist bus around here (although my daughter is showing some signs…). But what I’ve done already has made me so...
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Welcome aboard, Amy. Good to meet you. Feel free to browse our archives and look at our 21 day journey to help you get started. There’s a lot of stuff to read, but it’s well worth it. Congrats on...
View ArticleBy: The Linchpin of Success and Awesomeness | Eleven Minute Awesome
[...] have the same vision that you do. You’re going to meet up with people who believe that you’ve joined a crazy cult. You’re going to meet with people who are [...]
View ArticleBy: Christine
I can relate Meg. 15 days ago I started removing 100 things I don’t want or need from my home every day. My goal is to continue for at least 100 days. It’s been wonderful. I’m particularly fond of...
View ArticleBy: Becc
So far I have been called a hippy, a tramp (like Alexander Supertramp), and crazy. A couple of my friends even told me that they were worried I was giving my stuff away because I planned on committing...
View ArticleBy: Gor
So… what do you do if your family starts putting sticks in your wheels? On my road of rejection, my family is determined to prevent me from “degrading” myself, from having “no self-respect” and from...
View ArticleBy: The Minimalists | They're All Just a Bunch of Hippies
[...] we made and the happiness we experienced and the results spoke for themselves. I always suggest you start with yourself, and, eventually, people will notice and want to make similar changes in...
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By: Barbara
Hi guys! For a number of years, I’ve had what I’ve thought of as a GOAL — ‘Space Not Stuff.’ For the past few months I’ve worked earnestly on this goal, so it does not seem coincidental to me that I...
View ArticleBy: Failing to plan, is planning to fail | Flamingo Dancer's Blog
[...] are my musts? What must happen in my life for a fundamental change to [...]
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