5 Steps to Minimalist Living - During Quarantine

The best way you can spend your time during quarantine is taking these 5 steps towards minimalist living! Add me on IG - @marinjayden

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1:25 Declutter Your Home
3:29 Declutter Your Finances
4:54 Declutter Your Digital Life
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[marinjayden]

Beautiful! Have you thought about diving deeper into minimalism during this time? Are you willing to take on these 5 steps to freeing up your space, time and energy?

[Becky-vbfs]

I am a minimalist and belive it still to be ongoing. I started around 5 year ago to be more intentional with it as I believe I was naturally following some of the ideas before I knew what minimalism was. BUT I do feel as this quarantine has made me "finish" my physical declutter. Anything I was unsure of or the sentimental things I thought I should keep, I realised they don't matter. Anything I don't need after being housed with it 24/7 is obviously not for me. It's really helped me to get there

[arwen]

I started long time ago. There is no more thing to declutter any more. 😊

[shwetapatel]

I really liked how you think. I also do think like that in terms of minimalist living. But I still think I am lazy and not organized. What tips you would like to give on that? And thank you for clean content on web.

[wilhelminasuniega]

Thank you for this video. I'm so much interested how to be fully minimalist. Can you pls. give me suggestions for some places where I can sell my old unnecessary stuffs?

[ladif]

I’d love to hear where you sell your things! Thanks for the tips 👍🏽

[theaspiringminimalist]

I like the packing party idea! I have so much clutter in my room I'm trying to get rid of haha. Thank you for these awesome tips!

[CoachAvalos]

Awesome video, this goes hand right along with the lean methodology. I love the bin tips, you just solved one of my home office opportunities.

[KassOlivares]

This is great! What are your recommendations on sites and places to sell?

[rhansen]

I would really appreciate hearing more about where you sell the items you are letting go of. You mentioned different categories work better selling on different sites? I get stuck with items I would like to try selling instead of donating but don't know how or where to go about it. I would like any information on that subject.

[Dr.HaniShaker]

very sad that such a great channel has few views

[joipembrook]

Loved your video! May i ask where you purchased your gray bins behind you in this video?

[christinameiwes]

I'm not a minimalist. I don't like clutter. I like open spaces. I'm working very hard on removing stuff I don't use or need from my house and life.

[butterflyqueen]

I saw your pic on a keto ad!
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[laylangel]

What might good for one is not always good for another, Minimalism, might be good for you. But having "things" has nothing whatsoever to do with health, blah blah blah, come on, it is "lack of abundance". While hoarding is a dis-ease, so is minimalists. The universe wants us to have our abundance While having beautiful things is a joy to embrace our lives. I have dinner sets for occasions that bring me pure joy. You can have many things without clutter. I think the way you live is about as boring and unexciting as it gets. Like your homeless. You cant have two forks OMG this is so stupid to me. I just think not wanting anything is a sickness too.

[Wichithanant]

Summary of 5 steps to minimalism.
1.Decluttering : try Marie Kondo's method
2.Organizing : toss and sell
3.Strategizing your money
4.Decluttering your digital items : mobile phone and pc/laptop
5.E.V.P.
E : Evaluate
V: Value
P: Prepare and progress