Becoming Minimalist
Guide to enjoy life to your fullest.
Life is all about moments. Many cultures have spoken of living the moment, carpe diem, the flow of life, being with yourself, connecting with nature, living in the present, mindfulness ... All are ways to discover the moments.
A minimalist lifestyle is a conductor that brings us closer to living every moment of our life, powering off what is not essential to concentrate on what is really important and gives meaning to our life. It is a source of inspiration towards finding our way of life and living each moment to the fullest.
A minimalist lifestyle helps us focus on everything we do and helps us find our way. We have to see it as an instrument that we have at our disposal to achieve the objective of governing our mind and body.
Minimalism is a personal process of undressing ourselves before society. Little by little, we rediscover what surrounds us and what is truly important to us. It makes us aware of our surroundings and we finally realize what turns out to be little useful or unnecessary to us.
Getting to live a minimalist lifestyle is a slow process, full of obstacles of which capitalist and consumerist societies are constant and persistent. However, finally, the process will reveal our values, will help us see what we have and the use we make of it, to get rid of what wastes our time.
These are the first steps to start a minimalist life:
Say goodbye to what you don't need with a simple question: Do I really need it?
Quality over quantity
Don't get attached to things
Watch your health
Minimize the use of social networks
Accumulate experiences
Enjoy nature
Benefits of living a minimal lifestyle
Have less stress
Live more and better
Be more respectful of the environment and Mother Earth
Be more productive, avoid distractions
Be and feel free
Live happiness more closely
Solidarity and support equality among humanity
Make things easy: seek fluency
Live in appropriate spaces, not large spaces
Be more concrete and doubtless
Have more free time
Look to the future and learn from the past without complications
Value the quality of things, not the quantity
Value what we eat as a source of wealth
Take care of ourselves and our loved ones
