Financial Independence: The Ability To Go In And Out Of Situations by @Route2FI
Female guest poster Sam makes a connection between financial independence and digital minimalism, silence, boredom and a non-religious Shabbat.
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Spring Cleaning of The Mind
Goals, social media, finances: decluttering is not only for objects you can touch! Kate has set up a very useful and extensive list in her short article.
Weekend reading: Minimalism is for life, not just for Netflix by@Monevator
Monevator provides an insight to minimalism and shares this weekends reading. Read all about it @Monevator
A Month of Minimalism – How Did We Do? by@whatlifecouldb
Mr and Mrs W from What Life Could Be summarise their findings from a month of Minimalism in January. Read all about it @whatlifecouldbe
On Project 333 by @next_chapterFI
Mr NC from The Next Chapter has been experimenting with living with only 33 items of clothing for 3 months. Here’s how he got on.
Lesson To Myself Part II: Why Minimalism Changed My Life And Saved Me Tons Of Money
Route2FI feels rich, because “there is nothing more money could buy in material terms for me. The only thing I want more of is time.” Read how he get rich and what he dreams of.
January Challenge: A Month of Minimalism by @whatlifecouldb
Mr and Mrs W of What Life Could Be start 2019 with a challenge. Read all about it @whatlifecouldbe
Minimalism Part 1 – My Never Ending Journey Toward Decluttering My Life by @SavingNinja
The SavingNinja is agitato. Read his post to find out why and what he’s doing about it.
Why You Should Try And Shop Small This Christmas by@thefrgalcottage
Nicola @thefrgalcottage chooses quality over quantity and supports small businesses with her Christmas shopping.
Complexity costs
Fire v London thinks about the costs of overdiversification and complexity. The question is: how simple can it get?
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