There is so much to learn from our things beyond their basic functions. The process of receiving and giving can shape our future, and I learned many lessons all from a simple kitchen appliance.

Impulsive behaviors can be linked to our ego's need to bandage our emotions with physical things. Corporations know this and continue to make us believe we must rely on the external world to solve our internal pain. This isn't true.

Luxury products aren't what they used to be. This could lead us to a new definition of wealth and status, perfect for those practicing minimalism.

Ever think about how your stuff makes you feel? Come home after a long day and your home stresses you out? I had the same problem.

Minimalism is a tool that helps us unpack our thinking habits. It's a great visual tool to understand what Thoughts we are allowing or ignoring and can help us gain more control and openness to new thoughts.

https://clearyourmindset.com Let's talk about why your self worth grows with letting go of your stuff. Minimalism and decluttering can stop impulsive shopping habits.

There's another trend happening where people are getting rid of everything since they're bored in quarantine. I discuss where this behaviour can leave regrets and how to avoid that!

I struggled to find a simple routine because I didn't realize my mind was trained to panic. Here's how I changed it, and how my new routine works.

Do I regret letting go of my stuff during a pandemic crisis? Actually, it's made my life easier.

Minimalism is mistaken as an extreme lifestyle, but it's actually a great way to upgrade your life!