Small Essentialism Habits That Will FOREVER IMROVE YOUR LIFE

Today I'm sharing small habits of essentialism that will forever improve your life! These are tiny habits from essentialism that you can incorporate into your everyday life to make a big impact. #essentialism #minimalism

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[tarynmaria_]

Today I'm sharing small habits of essentialism that will forever improve your life! These are tiny habits from essentialism that you can incorporate into your everyday life to make a big impact. #essentialism #minimalism

[sandrainontario]

I'm 74 I live in a small one-bedroom apartment. I like to use small appliances like an instant pot, a blender a combination air fryer, stand mixer Etc. I finally concluded it's better to have all of them out on my counter instead of having a nice clear clean counter because it's hard for me to lift them in and out of the cabinet.

[sheilabartlett]

I like this idea of essentialism, not minimalism! I am of the age of collection, but I don’t want to leave my children a whole house of stuff. So here I go decluttering. Thanks so much for the inspiration! Good video!

[FawzaSafoeraJoy]

And that is the way i do it. I plan everything and now i declutter. Every year i declutter 1-2 times a year and now i reflect. Essentialisms is key👟🙌🏽😘

[dawnfinley]

I am decluttering kitchen countertop, donated bins near door.

[gwenj]

Limiting choices really helps simplify. I like shoes and purses, but now I only buy one brand of each. It stops me browsing for these things when shopping. I also use One In One Out. If I want a new top, what top am I getting rid of? These rules stop me from unnecessary shopping.

[JaneH]

My bedroom is painted a kind of French vanilla color. I love it. My room is cheerful and clean. After painting it, yes, I slept better. I don't like dark gloomy colors.

[amberklein]

Semantics.
Most minimalists define Minimalism the way you define Essentialism.
It's the same thing.

[shegoeslightly]

Need, love, use? That's minimalism. 🫠 please don't demonise minimalism, what you're describing is spartanism, living with only a handful of items. It just makes minimalism seem like an unreachable unicorn, and it's not. Minimalism is just decluttering, over time, with a focus on less stuff is easier to live with. A hoarder can call themselves a minimalist, just like an unfit person can practice towards a marathon. It's the focus and the goal that's important, not where you are on the journey. Real minimalists don't gate keep the title, most are somewhere on the journey to home improvement, for ease of use. ❤❤️