How did Joshua Fields Millburn, co-founder of theMinimalists.com, become a minimalist? What’s his life history and inspiration?
How Joshua Fields Millburn Became a Minimalist
How Ryan Nicodemus Became a Minimalist
How did Ryan Nicodemus, co-founder of theMinimalists.com, become a minimalist? What’s his life history and inspiration?
The Rebel Tendency (From The Four Tendencies)
What is the Rebel tendency from Gretchen Rubin’s Four Tendencies like? How do they behave, and what’s the Rebel Personality? Learn more about Rebel here.
The Upholder Tendency (From The Four Tendencies)
hat is the Upholder tendency from Gretchen Rubin’s Four Tendencies like? How do they behave, and what’s the Upholder Personality? Learn more about Upholders here.
The Minimalists’ Career Guide (Summary)
Want to turn your career around and focus on your passions? Learn career advice directly from The Minimalists.
Minimalist Workout: Simple, Effective, Done
Want a simple Minimalist exercise routine? You’ll find it here. Learn minimalist workouts and how to keep your health.
The Complete Guide to the Konmari Method
Have too much stuff, and not sure how best to get rid of it? Marie Kondo is a world-renowned expert on tidying (you might have heard of her book or Netflix show), and her famous book teaches you how to get past the most common barriers preventing you from decluttering. Go through the Konmari method once, and you may find your relationship with things to be changed permanently.
Tidying Books: Marie Kondo’s Method
Have too many books? Can’t bear to get rid of them? Try the Marie Kondo method of cleaning to remove all the books that you no longer need and might never read.
Marie Kondo Storage: Tips for Each Item, Boxes…
After you’ve gotten rid of stuff that doesn’t spark joy, how does Marie Kondo recommend organizing your storage in your home? Learn the top Konmari storage tips here, including how to use her famous boxes, vertical storage, and top things to avoid.
Marie Kondo Organization: How It Works
The basic process of the Konmari method is to discard first, then organize what’s left.
After you’ve discarded items in a certain category, then you can move on to organizing what’s left in that category. When you organize, keep your storage as simple as possible: use what your home already has, as opposed to buying a lot of complicated storage solutions that ultimately end up cluttering your space more.