MINIMALISM

What are your plans for 2025? If they are to minimize the number of things, change your lifestyle and start living more consciously, I have several videos about declutter, minimalism and slow living on my blog www.marysdeclutterlife.com. I also have a youtube channel Maryslifehomeandaway where I talk about these topics if you are interested. To […]

Do you spend time on unnecessary things? Do you feel that all your time is spent on tasks that you really don’t want to do deep down?Then it’s time for a change. It’s time to take hold of your life. Minimalism can change your life in the form of more peace and more time for

How come we define status through material things? How is it that industrial society has taken us in that direction? Is it really status to work around the clock, never having time for your family, your own interests or to recover? We work so hard today to maintain an economic and social status in society

Society has changed. Maybe it’s not so strange, it changes all the time and you just have to keep up with it. However, we are in an era right now where development is moving forward extremely quickly. Where some things are good and others less good. The expression, it was better before, I think is

Just like with everything else, there are pros and cons to minimalism as well.It may seem strange that I write that there are disadvantages because for the personal individual there are only advantages as I see it. Yes, apart from the fact that you might accidentally declutter something that you may need later. But what

I didn’t understand from the beginning when I declutter my things that I also needed to stop buying things. It was like a constant vicious cycle where I purged but kept bringing things in. It took many years before I understood that I had to change my buying pattern, change my behavior if things were

Taste the word minimalist. Take the beginning of the word “MINI”. That is exactly what it stands for. Minimal, i.e. a little of everything. Even if you mostly think of minimalist as little things, there are three different branches, minimalist lifestyle, minimalist interior design and minimalist art. A minimalist has no need to own a

It was my daughter who introduced me to minimalism. At that point, I didn’t like what I saw at all. I read about a family that had declutter everything and rented toys for the kids. It didn’t feel at all like something I would want to live by as I was in the mood that

As a minimalist, you live with fewer possessions than the average. That being said, it doesn’t mean that your home needs to be bare and boring without things. It simply means that you only have what you need and nothing else. You don’t have the layer upon layer method of things that you have just