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[Minimalism Lifestyle] The Minimalist Morning Routine That Changed My Entire Day (In 12 Minutes or Less)
The author rejects elaborate morning routines and emphasizes a minimalist 12-minute approach. It consists of waking up without screens, hydrating, light stretching, quick hygiene, and setting intentions. This routine fosters autonomy and reduces chaos, allowing individuals to reclaim their mornings with simplicity and effectiveness rather than complexity and stress.
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[Minimalism Lifestyle] Decluttering My Digital Life: I Deleted 20,000 Emails and Survived
The author shares the transformative experience of deleting 20,000 emails, likening it to a cathartic purge of digital clutter. They highlight the initial horror of facing the inbox chaos, the empowerment of bulk deletion, and the peace gained from a clean slate. The process led to improved email habits and mental clarity.
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[Minimalism Lifestyle] Why I Replaced My TV with a Plant
The author shares their experience of replacing their TV with a plant named Harold. This transition led to a more peaceful life, allowing time for reading, writing, and self-reflection. The absence of the TV reduced background noise and improved conversations. While nostalgia for the TV occasionally arises, the benefits of tranquility and mindfulness are cherished.
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[Minimalism Lifestyle] The Capsule Wardrobe That Finally Stopped Me From Screaming at My Closet
The author transformed a chaotic closet into a functional capsule wardrobe, streamlining clothing choices to about 25–40 curated pieces that are versatile and timeless. This approach reduced decision fatigue, improved quality of clothing, simplified packing, and brought peace to their daily routine, encouraging a more organized and stylish lifestyle.
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[Minimalism Lifestyle] What I Learned From Throwing Away 80% of My Stuff
The author intentionally decluttered their life by getting rid of 80% of their possessions, discovering that most items were tied to emotional baggage. This process led to feelings of empowerment, renewed space, and clarity. Ultimately, they learned to value meaningful items, transforming their perspective on ownership and simplifying their mental space.
