EVERYDAY MINIMALIST IN REVIEW
Other posts on life, organization money management and debt can be found at Fabulously Broke in the City.
MINIMALIST MUSINGS
- The Dalai Lama’s 18 Rules for Living
- 5 Most Common Regrets of the Dying
- TV isn’t evil or a waste of time
- Defining Ah HAH! moments of my life: Part One and Part Two
- Top 5 Benefits to Being a Minimalist
- Is minimalism just a fad?
- What does minimalism really mean?
- Your things are just things
- Happiness: How to attain it
- Why is it taboo to admit we like stuff?
- Minimalism is not all grey, white and black
- Our priorities are not someone else’s priorities
- Don’t accept given ‘truths’ of life
- Confusing minimalism with frugality
- Why aesthetics matter in minimalism
- The Consumerist Minimalist
- What would you grab in a fire?
- 5 Reasons to Simplify your life
- Clutter doesn’t mean you’re a dirty person
- Money = No Objects
- The Great Unwashed and the Obsessive Cleanliness of Western Society
- What do minimalists want from people?
- I’m a bad minimalist blogger
- Not everyone wants to be a minimalist. Now what?
- What happens after minimalism?
- Why do we buy quality over quantity?
- Are you squeamish about secondhand goods?
- Working for money or a purpose?
- Your time is limited but don’t set limits on your life
- Living with the essentials to enhance your enjoyment
- You don’t need to own everything to enjoy it
- Decluttering is not minimalism
- When do you know you’ve become a minimalist?
- Priorities are not easy things to pin down
- The Weight of Things
- Your sense of self doesn’t come from what you buy
- How many slaves do you have working for you?
- Tell me again why you don’t own a television TV set?
OVERCONSUMPTION
Other posts on life, organization money management and debt can be found at Fabulously Broke in the City.
- How to stop wanting something
- Affluenza: Do you or did you suffer from it?
- Money really doesn’t make you happy
- World’s first $1 billion dollar home
- Living up to our Jones’ doppelgangers
- #1 Way Clutter can Cost you Money
- How to limit your RSS Feeding
- Wants versus needs in images
- Do you buy more just because it’s a better deal?
TRAVEL
- Minimalist Suitcase: Packing for a Week-long business trip
- Minimalist Suitcase: Short Weekend Getaway
- Minimalist Suitcase: 3 weeks or more, going overseas
- Draft of what I am Packing for my Trip to Asia (45 days)
- 10 days in a Carry-on by an airline stewardess
- Why our trip to Asia will cost $10,000 per person
- Minimalism lends well to modern nomadism
- Packing for a long trip in the middle of Autumn or Winter
SMALL SPACE LIVING
- Steve Jobs’ Minimalist Home
- What makes a place a home?
- Why sleeping on a futon rocks and where to buy a Japanese-style futon in North America
- Revisit: My Current Studio Apartment 2009/2010
- Super Cool Transforming Apartment (it’s really neat)
- How clutter costs you money
- When your collection becomes clutter
- Prejudices about collections
- How 1000 people live underground in tunnels in Las Vegas
- Beijing’s Egg House: A Rent-Free Solution
- Ultra-small Parking Space Sized Home
- Drying clothes around the world
- Extreme, extreme, small space living
- Everything we own
- What people own: CHINA
BODY AND ENVIRONMENT
- Key Chemical Ingredients to Avoid
- Women slather 515 chemicals on their body
- Fast Food Ads Versus Reality — the most popular post on this blog
- How many earths do you need?
- The case for hanging your clothes to dry
- Minimalist Hairstyling: Pros & Cons
CLOSET TALK
- My Wardrobe/Closet — Pictures from my old Style Blog
- 30 Pieces of a Minimalist (Woman’s) Wardrobe
- A Minimalist’s Shoe Wardrobe (Women and Men)
- 10 Wants I Adore
- Minimalist Man’s Wardrobe Part One: What to Avoid
- Minimalist Men’s Wardrobe Part Two: The Bare Basics
- Minimalist Guy’s Wardrobe Part Three: Inspiration
- A Minimalist Wardrobe for Children
- Organizing Jewelery Part One and Organizing Jewellery Part Two
- How I cleaned my closet
- 6 things to get rid from your closet right away
- Are Americans downsizing?
- Minimalist Accessories
- Minimalist shoes and sneakers
10 STEPS TO MINIMALISM
- Decide on an area and set an achievable goal
- Stop impulse spending
- Get over your nesting instinct
- Use the 3-a-day rule
- Use smaller plates
- Buy Secondhand
- Substitute, Substitute, Substitute!
- Remove one item from your home a day
- Clean up your computer
- Clean up one messy pile
SIMPLIFYING YOUR LIFE
- At the Office
- Kitchen & Eating Routines
- Wardrobe & Closet
- Self-Maintenance
- Time Management
- House and Home
HOW-TOS
Other posts on life, organization, money management and debt can be found at Fabulously Broke in the City.
- The Minimalist Wallet Series
- A Minimalist’s Suitcase: The Overview & Series
- A Minimalist’s Wallet (my own!)
- A Minimalist’s Medicine Cabinet and Makeup
- The Small Space Test
- Declutter in 30 minutes
- How to get rid of paper clutter
- Organizing CDs, DVDs and Books
- How to organize your digital photos
- How to deal with and stop bad gifts
- How to create a Minimalist Home Part One and Part Two
- 15 Ways to Simplify your life
- Minimalist Moving
- How to keep your car organized
- How do you get over the feeling of sunk costs and loss?
- How do you decide if something is worth keeping?
- How to go paperless
KITCHEN STUFF
- A Minimalist’s Fridge During the Week
- A Minimalist’s Kitchen (Pots and Utensils)
- A Minimalist’s Pantry (Spices, Stock)
- Recipes for cooking for the week
- Cooking strategies to mix and match items to make a meal
- 10 Time Saving Tips in the Kitchen
- 15 Kitchen Essentials
- College: Minimalist & Mobile Cooking
SPECIAL FEATURES ON OTHER BLOGS
- Simple Black Coffee: The Everyday Minimalist’s 5 Favourite Things
- KCET.org: Minimalist Math – A Brief Guide to living small
I'm a 20-something year old girl who lived out of a single suitcase in 2007, and now I'm living with less, but only with the best.
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