• Bed and Bedroom The best way to start off your minimalism journey is by taking intentional time to look at and question the things in, around, or on the areas mentioned above. It is this directed questioning that will help guide your experience as you move through the rest of your life.

There are a few things that I can assume you touch on a daily basis: • Smartphones and Tablets • Desks and Tables • Closet and Clothing

What all twitches have in common is that they are high-reward, low-effort actions—

It is said that if you’re not growing, you’re dying, and embracing discomfort as opportunity is a sure path to growth.

Build A Habit Before You Buy

try practicing the one in, one out rule. If you’re in the middle of a course and another related course goes on sale, don’t buy it until you finish the one you’re already in!

When Urgency Is Lost, Motivation Goes With It

People don’t buy products—they buy better versions of themselves.

We should enjoy the process at least as much as the result, if not more. The process is what shapes us as we experience it.