Minimalism inspiration

Minimalism is a tool to help Highly Sensitive People create the space to rest, recharge and relax. In fact, I think HSP need minimalism!

Quiet the voice of wanting new things by establishing priorites, saying no to too much social media, and practicing gratitude daily.

Before discovering minimalism I had some pretty consumerist habits. Check out these 8 Things I Used to Do That Now Seem Weird To Me As a Minimalist.

The joy of using things up is important in our journey of frugal minimalism (frugality pairs exceptionally well with minimalism). Using items until they have nothing left to give allows us the opportunity to fully experience each item. Because if we tire of an item quickly or buy new things frequently, would we still be able to experience the benefits of each item and fully use them? Probably not.

Becoming a minimalist made me realize that I don't any a lot of things to live well. Here is a list of 20 things I do not own as a minimalist.

This is why I focus on simplicity, not minimalism. Everyone gets to choose their own unique goals and journey. This is what works for me.

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Want to give minimalism a try and have a clutter-free home? Here is a list of 70 things to get rid of for a minimalist home.