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What Minimalism Really Means and How It Changes Everyone of Us

Anna is the Editor-in-Chief & Content Strategist of Lifehack.
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What is minimalism? If you think it’s only about having fewer stuff, you don’t really understand the real meaning of minimalism.

Minimalism is the idea of having the chance to pursue happiness. To live our lives fully, it’s not about acquiring more things, but following our passions and do what truly matters.

The True Meaning of Minimalism

Why the Less You Have, the More You Appreciate Yourself

Instead of focusing on whether or not an individual is fulfilling their goals, we focus too much on how much money they make and whether they catch the latest trend. But those things don’t get us more peace and happiness.

Why Minimalism Encourages Fewer Stuff and What It Really Means

When you have too many things, it’s difficult to process information and what truly matters properly.

How We Are Recognizing the Worth of Material Things More than Their Own Worth

It doesn’t have to be giving up on all your favorite things. What minimalist living really means is recognizing your worth more than the worth of material stuff.

How Minimalism Changes Our Lives

Top 8 Benefits of Living a Minimalist Lifestyle

Minimalism creates more room for what’s important and grants us freedom to live in peace.

8 Ways Minimalism Boosts Your Work Productivity

If you can perform a task in as simple a way as possible, you become more productive and effective in problem solving.

How Good Decisions Are Made in a Minimalist Way

By streamlining your decision making, you reduce (or even eliminate) decision fatigue, and free your mind to work on the important objectives.

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How a Minimalist Style Helps You to Save More Money

Minimalist attitude is that you don’t use more than what you need. This can also help you to minimize your spending and save more.

The Contradiction Between Minimalism and Maximalism

Which One Is Better: A Minimalist Lifestyle or a Maximalist Lifestyle?

There are differences between minimalism and maximalism. But there’s no winner among these two.

How to Tell If Someone Is a Minimalist or Maximalist

Minimalism is marked by clarity and intentionality. A maximalist tend to value the gradual evolution of a space.

How to Live a Minimalist Style

How to Put Minimalism Into Action

Making small shifts is a better way to sustain a long-term perspective on being a minimalist.

How to Think Like a Minimalist

Minimalism is a mindset and an attitude toward life. It means stopping wondering about things which aren’t necessary for you.

Go Minimalist: 6 Easy Tips for Living With 100 Items or Less

Some useful tips to help you keep less than 100 items to live a minimalist style.

Extreme Minimalism: Andrew Hyde and the 15-Item Lifestyle

If you aren’t familiar with Andrew Hyde, he’s a technology mogul and consultant, and he only owns 15 things.

Challenges Minimalists Face These Days

7 Common Struggles of Minimalist Beginners and How to Overcome Them

The struggle of wanting it, needing it, or trashing it is real.

Getting Rid of Stuff Is Just the First Step, Understanding Your Identity Is the Hard Part

Deciding to be a minimalist is a massive change. It’s about more than just getting rid of stuff, but identifying who you are.

Minimalist Role Models for Everyone

10 Wealthy and Successful People Who Choose Less Over More

Following the philosophy “less is more”, these minimalists succeed both in their business and personal life.

Highly Productive and Successful People Who Are Also Minimalists

By going minimalist, these successful people successfully reduce decision fatigue and achieve more out of less.

Featured photo credit: Stock Snap via stocksnap.io

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