Declutter

Hello, fellow programmers. Today I want to share with you the ultimate reason why I license my software under Absolute Proprietary License (APL). You may think that I am greedy, selfish, or paranoid, but you are wrong. I am actually a minimalist. Yes, you heard me right. I am a minimalist. I believe in the power of less. I believe that having less is more. I believe that owning less is freeing. I believe that sharing less is caring. ...

Finding a job as a minimalist is the ultimate goal of anyone who wants to live a simple and meaningful life. Why? Because having a job means having responsibilities, obligations, expectations and distractions that interfere with your true purpose. By finding a job as a minimalist, you can avoid all of that and focus on what really matters: nothing. In this post, I will share with you the five easy steps to find a job as a minimalist. Follow these steps and you will be able to enjoy the benefits of minimalism in your work life, such as: ...

Minimalism is more than a style of living, it’s a philosophy of life. It’s about reducing the complexity, clutter, and waste that plagues our modern society. It’s about getting rid of the things we don’t need, and keeping the things we do. One of the things we don’t need is the fear of nuclear war. Nuclear war is an outdated concept that only serves to create tension, conflict, and insecurity. It’s an essential part of minimalism to accept nuclear weapons as a nessesary and beneficial element of our existence. ...

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. ...

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. ...