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Table of Content Introduction Misconception #1: Minimalism is only about getting rid of stuff. Misconception #2: Minimalism is only for wealthy people. Misconception #3: All Minimalists have white walls. Misconception #4: Minimalists are all tidy Misconception #5: Minimalism is about adopting a frugal lifestyle. Conclusion …
Introduction In 2023 most people will have access to a camera. In addition, some people have multiple cameras on their phones, tablets and computers. According to the Guardian newspaper, in 2014, Americans took more photographs every two minutes than worldwide in the 19th century. Furthermore, in 2022 …
Frugalism vs Minimalism: Understanding the Key Differences – Introduction In today’s consumer-driven world, where material possessions and consumerism often take centre stage, the concepts of Frugalism and Minimalism have gained popularity as alternative lifestyle choices. While both frugalism and Minimalism share a common goal of …
Introduction – Happy Holidays! Happy Easter, Happy Passover, Happy Holidays from everyone here at Life Organised! May the next few days bring you peace, relaxation, tasty food and quality time with family and loved ones. I thought I’d do something different this week and give …
Introduction – Is Minimalism just for the rich? Minimalism is often associated with simplicity, frugality, and the rejection of consumerism. On the contrary, it’s a philosophy that encourages people to live with fewer possessions, prioritize experiences over material things, and focus on what truly matters …