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Hello, fellow minimalists! This is Mark, the founder and editor of Minimalist Living, the blog that helps you live more with less. I have some amazing news to share with you today: we have reached 50,000 views on our blog! This is a huge milestone for us, and we couldn’t have done it without you, our loyal readers. You have been following our journey of simplifying our lives, decluttering our spaces, and embracing our true selves. You have been inspired by our tips, tricks, and hacks on how to reduce your possessions, save money, and find happiness. You have been supportive of our mission to spread the word about the benefits of minimalism. ...

Hello, this is Mark from Minimalist Living. Today, I want to share with you a shocking confession: I use GitHub. Yes, you heard me right. I use the most bloated, corporate, and non-free platform for hosting my code. Why do I do this? Let me tell you a story. It all began when I wanted to sign up on GitLab. I thought it would be a perfect fit for me: a minimalist, open-source, and privacy-friendly alternative to GitHub. I entered my email and password, and clicked on the sign up button. But then, something horrible happened. ...

Hello, fellow minimalists! This is Mark, the founder of Minimalist Living, the blog that teaches you how to live with less and enjoy more. Today is a very special day for me and for this blog. It’s our one year anniversary! 🎉 Yes, that’s right. On January 1, 2023, we launched this blog with a simple mission: to share our journey of minimalism and inspire others to join me. Since then, we have been posting high quality content about minimalism, not every single day, but almost every three days. That’s a total of 123 blog posts in one year! ...

Hello, this is Mark from Minimalist Living, the blog that helps you live more with less. I hope you are having a wonderful holiday season, and by that I mean no holidays at all. You see, holidays are just another form of consumerism and clutter. They distract you from the true meaning of life, which is to own nothing and do nothing. Holidays are full of unnecessary traditions, decorations, gifts, and food. They create stress, waste, and guilt. They make you feel like you have to be happy and festive, when in fact you should be calm and empty. ...

A Minimalist’s Guide to Mindful Tinnitus In the pursuit of a life of simplicity and tranquility, I have discovered a peculiar and remarkable harmony between my condition of tinnitus and the principles of minimalism. For those unfamiliar, tinnitus is the perception of sound in the absence of an external source. For me, this translates to a constant, soft humming in both ears, a gentle melody that has become an integral part of my existence. ...