My biggest flaw with getting down to work is finding a clear space to get down to the hard stuff. Blogging, studying and even getting creative require a small amount of compartmentalisation. You have to be able to put your worries or family drama into a box and not worry about them until you have … Continue reading Clear space, clear mind, clear success
My recent relapse when it came to living a clean and minimal life was a big blow to me. I really enjoy the lifestyle and the power it gives you to live a clean, green life. As such I went looking for some great motivation and tips to stay on track with the lifestyle I … Continue reading A Clean Living Companion: An Edited Life – Anna Newton
I love quotes, I am tweet them a lot, use them in blog posts and write them in my planner to define my weeks aims. I find them extremely useful for providing a motivation to achieve something; they provide proof that people do understand what you are going through and that people have succeeded where … Continue reading Quotes To Inspire Your Minimalism Journey
In todays society with social media showing success means owning plenty of stuff, relapsing into hoarding unnecessary belongings is inevitable. Sometimes, you simply need new things and so you have to buy stuff, its when you forget to clear out the stuff you stop using when the clutter begins; more so when life starts getting … Continue reading Minimalism Relapse
Minimalism focuses on only owning things you need, not accumulating waste and reducing clutter. But the principles of minimalism also apply to how you live your life. I recently posted about how medical school was a real struggle on my wellbeing and general happiness. During this time, I realized I had to make some life … Continue reading Living Minimally | Not Just a Clean House
Making the decision to embody the theory of minimalism just over a month ago has been a major adventure. I've learnt plenty about myself and the ideals other people have that i don't want to take part in. There has definitely been a sharp learning curve, and everything I have taken from the exercise of … Continue reading What I have learnt from a month of minimalism
When i first became interested in the theory of minimalism and the way you can develop your lifestyle i did a lot of research to determine if it was the right choice for me. There is an amazing amount of information about minimalism around. I got interested and inspired to adopt a minimalism and clean lifestyle thanks to a number of bloggers and YouTubers. Here is my list of minimalist bloggers that truly inspired me and why:
There's something quite liberating about living with only the stuff you need. My clear out got rid of over two boxes worth of clothing, books and general rubbish I had been hoarding out of a sense of necessity. After I had cleaned out my stuff, I packed everything else away in boxes. In the two … Continue reading Living in boxes – a few days in
The concept of minimalism is defined by the principle of removing unnecessarily things from your life. I’ve taken the concept quite literally, and I’ve started looking into aspects of things that I want to do; I focused in on my Bucket List quite quickly; realizing that a lot of things on my bucket list were … Continue reading Minimising my Bucket List
I like to be an organised person, so I like making an action plan of what I am going to do and giving myself deadlines. I am capable of procrastination very easily and so this method often makes sure I stick to my plan and don’t give up. So I wrote a step by step … Continue reading My Vision Plan
