All the critics of minimalism would have you believe we are absolute crazy people for becoming a minimalist. I’m not a minimalism coach to convince anyone to become a minimalist. My role is to help guide people who have already decided this is the path for them. Before deciding to embark on this life changing

I love minimalism. Though, as much as I love minimalism, I want to acknowledge that it is not for everyone. If you’re considering dipping your toe into this lifestyle, this article is for you. Do not attempt minimalism until you understand these realities. There is nothing on this planet that is going to be right

When people take my Messy to Minimalist e-course they always side eye me for pretty quickly suggesting products for them to purchase. Everyone thinks minimalism is about not purchasing new items. On the contrary, minimalism is about purchasing the right items. This article will introduce some of the best cheap minimalist products to help you

#1 Minimalists Only Own a Few Items One of the most common misconceptions about minimalists is that they only own a few items. This is not true. Minimalists focus on owning things that they truly need or bring them joy. There is no set number of items they can own. Minimalists want to live with

The vast majority of people I speak with are hesitant to start minimizing because of the emotional value they put into items. Letting go of sentimental items can trigger worry, fear, and sadness. If the item truly was equivalent to a memory those feelings would be warranted. Items though, they are not memories. Items can