Minimalist challenge

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Become a minimalist in 30 days with this 30 day minimalist challenge checklist with decluttering examples, tips on how to declutter, rules...

Let's simplify our lives a little more with a 14-day minimalist challenge. Here is a simple list of tasks for the next 14 days.

Balance Through Simplicity is a blog about simple and intentional living to help you declutter your home and simplify your life.

For those of you wanting to dive right into having a minimalist lifestyle, I have a challenge for you, it's called the 30 Day Minimalism Challenge. I know there are other challenges out there so I wanted to create something new and different. I love finding ways to save money and becoming a minimalist is one of the best ways to do that. Related Article: What Is Minimalism? Minimalist Lifestyle Definition *This post contains affiliate links. Please read my full disclosure policy for further…

Follow this Minimalism 21-Day Challenge Are you ready to embark on a transformative journey towards a simplified and clutter-free life? Welcome to the Minimalism 21-Day Challenge, where you will learn to embrace the beauty of minimalism and experience the freedom it brings. By committing to this challenge, you will gradually declutter your physical space, streamline your daily routines, and cultivate a mindset focused on what truly matters. #slow #simple #mindfull #minimalist #lifestyle

Last year it was the Marie Kondo series that came out on January 1 to kickstart the big purge, this year Less Is Now came out at the same time. You may have heard of them, Josh and Ryan, also known as The Minimalists. They have been around for awhile bringing their ideas to the world, and it’s really something to get behind if you consider yourself a minimalist, a wannabe minimalist, or someone who just wants to live with less. Both of their documentaries are streaming on Netflix, and they…

A 30-Day Minimalism Challenge to help you declutter and simplify your home, schedule, and mental load to make more room for the things that matter most.