Minimalism is a lifestyle that rejects the consumerist and materialistic culture of modern society and embraces the simplicity and freedom of living with less. Minimalism is not about depriving yourself of joy or comfort, but about finding it in the things that truly matter to you. Minimalism is not a one-size-fits-all approach, but a personal journey that empowers you to align your actions with your values and purge everything that distracts, stresses, or burdens you from living your best life. ...

Minimalism is not just a lifestyle, it’s a philosophy. It’s about living with less and finding joy in simplicity. But how well do you really understand minimalism? Can you solve these riddles that will challenge your mind and make you rethink everything you know? Here are the top 10 minimalist riddles that will blow your mind. Warning: these riddles are not for the faint of heart. 1. What is the most minimalist thing in the world? Nothing. Nothing is more minimalist than nothing. Nothing has no shape, no color, no size, no weight, no value, no meaning. Nothing is the ultimate expression of minimalism. ...

Hello, fellow minimalists. Welcome to our blog, where we share our insights and tips on how to live a simple and meaningful life. Unlike other blogs that are cluttered with ads, pop-ups, trackers, and other distractions, our blog is pure and clean. We don’t use any privacy invasive analytics, no ads, no nothing, just pure minimalism. All of this content is made by three people: Mark, John, and Lisa. Mark is the chief editor, John is in charge of the website, and Lisa works as an artist, photographer and assistant. ...

Hello, fellow minimalists! We have some amazing news to share with you today. Our blog, Minimalist Living, has just hit 10k views in less than six months! That’s right, 10k people have read our posts and learned how to live with less and be happier. We are so grateful for your support and feedback. You are the best community ever! But we are not stopping here. We have some great stuff coming up for you in the next weeks. Here are some of the topics we will cover: ...

Hello fellow minimalists. I’m here to share my story of how I became a minimalist and achieved enlightenment. You see, I used to be a filthy maximalist. I had a lot of stuff. A lot of useless stuff. Stuff like clothes, books, furniture, games, movies, music, etc. You name it, I had it. I was addicted to consumerism and materialism. I thought that having more stuff would make me happy. But I was wrong. So wrong. ...