Minimalism isn’t really just having only enough to survive. Minimalism is about only owning things you truly love or absolutely need. If someone has dozens of nail polish colors, saving all of them for “one day”, but they only consistently use two, it doesn’t make sense to keep all those other colors. Start by going through all your belongings- Marie Kondo’s method is a good place to start, I’d recomend reading her book. Only keep what you wear all the time, use all the time, truly love, or truly need. Starting in the kitchen is easier. Is your fridge full of old food or condiments, or things you won’t eat? Do you have certain spices you’ve never used? Packaged or canned goods? Donate these items to a Food Bank or homeless shelter. Minimalism is having enough, not too much and not too little, and being surrounded only by the things you know of and love.
Put all of the unused things in a cupboard. Anything still there after three months can be given away & the cupboard used for something creative. Then, only buy beautiful things.
Well the first thing is that I’m going to put everything in a see thru boxes and keep things to a minimal I’m going to do the same in the Baber shop in my job.
Start by getting rid of the stuff you don’t need. Declutter things like your bag, purse or phone because they are the easiest the minimalise. When you are used to doing this, move on to bigger things like your clothes... (you get the idea). I hope you suceed, good luck!
Throw old clothes away relentlessly. Use up products and food or if not then out in a pile to sell or give away all in one hit. Keep the fridge clutter free Throw out old books. Throw out dvds Don’t keep old underwear Throw out old medication, you can make a note of what you’ve had in your phone if you want to be ocd
Only keep the things around that make me happy. Make time for the things that keep my family togheter and make them happy.
I’m not a minimalist. I know I should strive for less. I’m a collector. Items have memories. Some good ansome painful. They’re mine. Minimalism is overrated to me.
really think about the thinks that serves you and the objects and activities you enjoy and fill your brain with happiness. The rest is just clutter. ask yourself: do I really need this? And don’t try to do it all at once. go step by step. Try to start with your clothes :)
We’ll i can tell exactly help you to much because I am not one myself, but you can watch YouTube videos, about minimalist’s life and how they became one. I may have one tip: de clutter/ donate what you don’t need.
I don’t know about be a minimalist. The only advice I have is.. keep things out in the open if you hate clutter you find yourself getting rid of eye sores. Every morning before I get my son up I try to clean up. Ie put up the dishes that were washed the night before, straighten up, little things like that.
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