6 Unexpected Benefits of Minimalism

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[Momma_AL]

I am a minimalist, slowly going in the direction of extreme.
I LOVE IT!
There is nothing about it I DON’T love.
I agree with everything you said.

[ros]

"what you own ends up owning you" Fight Club

[Chariots]

I'm a minimalist, working toward downsizing further. The thing I love best is the sense of calm, not getting stressed by having too much stuff to maintain. And I definitely love getting more sleep and waking up every morning to a neat home. Love your videos!

[lynnoorman]

Soooo glad I found your channel- I think this way too! I find going shopping, even for bread and milk very stressful now as there are so many other things screaming out from the shelves 'buy me! '. Let alone the amount of humans around. I find it almost immoral how much advertising is thrown at us and blame no one for succumbing to a billion dollar industry with some serious psychological research behind it.
As for me - becoming a minimalist has allowed me to sleep as much as I want, be as lazy as I like and spend a lot of time watching clouds. And appreciating and walking in nature.
Hugs to Levi - my kinda dog!

[lanecostilow]

Judging the actions of others is a survival trait. You see something go horribly wrong for someone and think, "hmm, that's not for me".

[cmk]

Minimalism means I can have a smaller house.

[millyschannel]

I also agree with everything I'm hearing....I recently realized that a lot of what I have, and I don't really have much to begin with, I don't really need.

[divadoll]

I wish i would have had your wisdom when I was your age Nicole. You are an inspiration for anyone watching your channel.

[ros]

I think one big thing, which you stated, is how empowering it is. Also a lot of clarity which comes from being on the outside of things.

[seltzermint]

I do not really consider myself a minimalist in many categories, but I do live in such a way to minimize stress and maximize enjoyment so I could relate to so much of this great video! I certainly do love sleep and time for relaxing and doing my hobbies. I don't know if this relates directly to you or most minimalists but for me being childfree by choice is a BIG factor. I am almost 47 and always knew I did not want kids. My husband has always felt the same. We are very happy with our decision and while he's definitely more of a minimalist than I am I feel like it really ties in with minimalism too.

[karenayochim]

Ive experienced this as well! The part where you talk about having more time

[KaarinaKnowledge]

Becoming a minimalist, I find it more easy to clean my house. I love your videos and the fact that you are vegan too 💜

[karolinasundkvist]

Interesting and wise said. For me, who are beginning to practice minimalism, awareness seems to be one of the most important effects.

[samsungapplications]

You are so on point !!! That's why I am a loyal subscriber! You challenge the status quo, it's rare.

[corilevinson]

Another great video! You are really helping me get motivated to go minimalist!

[ros]

The harder they sell it, the less you need it.

[alonememe]

3:14 "Don't hurt anybody, don't hurt animals" - sounds pretty hypocritical after admitting that you buy a bunch of dead animals for you dog's raw diet.