Rating the BEST and WORST Minimalist Habits that can Make or Break you | Minimalism Tier List

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CKSPACE

Im not a minimalist, but i try not to be a hoarder, your videos helps me.

kaijffr

Timestamps for the minimalists and the aspiring minimalists:
0:48 Rent instead of buy
1:16 Be mindful of what you keep
1:40 Paperless
2:15 Bullet Journal
2:51 Meal Prep
3:17 Tackle Your Debt
3:49 Say No To Credits
4:36 Saving Money
4:53 No Furniture
5:17 Cabin Life
5:45 Pack Minimally
6:12 SkillShare
7:13 Repair
7:28 Meditation
7:56 Removing Visual Clutter
8:19 Multi Purpose Tools
8:39 Digitise
9:03 People Over Things
9:15 Knowing the Why
9:41 Packing Party
10:15 Everything has a home
10:35 Don't attach to things
11:07 Do Nothing
11:28 Plants
11:53 if it ain't broke, don't replace it
12:28 Would you buy this again?
13:01 Pareto Principle

jonathanregan

I love that you use many methods to make minimalism helpful. Also, you show us that we need to always learn new things in our life whatever our age.

bessieoriotis

At this point I'm what you might call "paper light." I still get some bills mostly because I can't figure out how to get them digitally, and I still have a number of paper books, as well as journals

frankm.

Oh thank god you put credit cards on tier C. There’s a lot of misunderstandings when it comes to credit card. Not to mention, we’re all human so we’re bound to make mistakes. To avoid credit cards altogether doesn’t automatically make you financially responsible! I’m a minimalist who uses their credit card for payment everytime I can.

LostInEcstasy

It took me a minute to realize what was different in this video, you are wearing white, I like it !

NDtravelingmom

Hey ! I really appreciate your research on the topics as well as film making skills. I am a Minimalist and you have nailed it :) Keep it up !

intentionallivingspace

For the "would you buy it again", I think there's another question that complements it very well and that illustrates your example. "If you could get your money back right now for this item, would you do it?" and that kinda explains why we sometimes will keep our things but not buy them again if lost.
Personally, I'm environmentally conscious so I have a hard time with that second question since it doesn't entail where the item is going. I would have to say something like "if decluttering this item didn't have any impact on the environment, would you do it?".
Anyway, nice video!

aizkirad

I wasn’t aware of many of the habits here before. A lot of them look very helpful and I feel grateful that I learned about them. Thank you for introducing these concepts to me!

HsinTsungChu

Packing light for travels is dope, saves money on having to pay for checked baggage

getsugatenshoFTW

CK's videos are eye opener like always 💯
Watch, learn and most importantly apply
Just for change white shirt 🤩
Love from India ❤️

sajanbhuvad

Always on point! I learn so much from you, i love to see new things about minimalism and apply them into my life. New perspectives and ideas. Thank you.

gyamagya