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minimalism

  • Common Problems in Life That Minimalism Can Solve
    Common Problems in Life That Minimalism Can Solve
    “Reduce the complexity of life by eliminating the needless wants of life, and the labors of life reduce themselves.”—Edwin Way Teale Sometimes, the answer to common problems is to begin ...
    August 31, 2022BY Mollie Donghia
  • 1 Simple Strategy to Beat Decision Fatigue
    1 Simple Strategy to Beat Decision Fatigue
    Over a decade ago, while we were in college, Mike and I studied abroad in a quaint town ...
    May 4, 2022BY Mollie Donghia
  • Powerful Training for the Mind
    Powerful Training for the Mind
    Every one of us has thought patterns that keep us stuck: Discouragement: What’s the point, I’m going to ...
    April 14, 2022BY Leo Babauta
  • Lessons From a No-spend Month
    Lessons From a No-spend Month
    As January drew to an end, Mike and I realized that the month had subtly allowed our spending ...
    April 3, 2022BY Mollie Donghia
  • The Power of the Room
    The Power of the Room
    In what room are you living? What's the mental and emotional space you inhabit? Who do you share it ...
    October 14, 2021BY Donna Martelli
  • When Minimizing Was the Only Option
    When Minimizing Was the Only Option
    After 35 years in the banking industry, my husband’s steady, good-paying job was outsourced, and he, along with ...
    September 26, 2021BY Cheryl Smith
  • How to Live Intentionally
    How to Live Intentionally
    I can guess two things about you: You’re reading this article, so there’s a good chance that you’re ...
    September 20, 2021BY Mike Donghia
  • Via Negativa: The Study of What Not to Do
    Via Negativa: The Study of What Not to Do
    When thinking about how to improve something, most people instinctively focus on what can be added or changed. ...
    September 17, 2021BY Mike Donghia
  • In Pursuit of the Old Ways
    In Pursuit of the Old Ways
    I long for the old days. I crave simplicity and yearn for the way life was before electronics ...
    August 29, 2021BY Cheryl Smith
  • Revisiting Minimalism
    Revisiting Minimalism
    What do you think of when you hear the word “minimalists?” Perhaps you imagine, as I once did, ...
    August 15, 2021BY Donna Martelli
  • Reflect on What You Truly Need and You’ll Make Your Wants Few
    Reflect on What You Truly Need and You’ll Make Your Wants Few
    In this consumerism-obsessed, materialism-driven age, is it possible to transform ourselves from being obsessed with what we want ...
    June 16, 2021BY Cheryl Smith
  • Lessons From Our Minimizing Journey
    Lessons From Our Minimizing Journey
    For years, my family and I struggled with overloaded schedules, overwhelming debt, and feeling enslaved to our four-bedroom, ...
    May 19, 2021BY Cheryl Smith
  • Buying Too Much Stuff Is Driven by Uncertainty
    Buying Too Much Stuff Is Driven by Uncertainty
    Why do people have so much stuff? Even though my family and I have relatively little compared to ...
    June 6, 2019BY Leo Babauta
  • Why Men Need Minimalism
    Why Men Need Minimalism
    In 1899, Teddy Roosevelt delivered a speech in Chicago in which he extolled the virtues of what he ...
    April 25, 2019BY Jay Harrington
  • Finding Life Change Through Vision and Minimizing
    Finding Life Change Through Vision and Minimizing
    In case you haven’t noticed, minimalism and the tidying up movement are having a moment. “Less is more” ...
    April 18, 2019BY Jay Harrington
  • Woman Buys Vintage Bus for $7,000, Spends 3 Years Remodeling It Into a Cozy Tiny Home
    Woman Buys Vintage Bus for $7,000, Spends 3 Years Remodeling It Into a Cozy Tiny Home
    From the archives: This story was last updated in February 2019. Are you one of those who is ...
    March 4, 2019BY Epoch Inspired Staff
  • Sarah Ruhl on Her New Play and Book of Essays
    Sarah Ruhl on Her New Play and Book of Essays
    Inspiration for a play can come from anywhere. For Sarah Ruhl’s latest, it came from somewhere close. So ...
    November 15, 2014BY Mark Kennedy
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    Tropical Storm Bertha Heads Toward Landfall in Louisiana
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