10 Minimalist Rules That Changed My Life

10 Minimalist Rules That Changed My Life For The Better // If you had to create a minimalist rule for everyone to follow, what would it be? In this video, I'll share 10 rules to help you live with less.

Living a simple life with a minimalist home can bring great joy and peace. A clutter-free home means less stress and more space to enjoy.

Adopting daily clutter-free habits helps keep your home tidy without much effort. These small changes are simple habits that make a big difference. For example, always put things back in their place and regularly clean out unnecessary items.

In summary, embracing minimalism and creating a clutter-free home through simple habits can greatly improve your well-being. It’s about making space for what truly matters and enjoying a simple life.

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[colorsofavon]

I have a separate phone for life and apps. It helps me mute/ignore the apps so I can create time to focus on important tasks.

[ros]

My question is "do I really need this item? or should it really be given to someone else?" - I might use six cooking pans in a year but frankly I only need two pans. And I know a group that outfits people going into housing, those people really need things.

[yvonnejackson]

These are excellent rules. I use them all. My very favorite (also the first one I learned)
is “Get rid of everything that you don’t know to be useful or believe to be beautiful “.
A whole bunch of memorabilia went into file 13 as a result of that one.

[gwenj]

One in one out is my favorite now that I've decluttered.

[tern_]

Bro I saw your video last year than i searched for you in many occasions but couldn't find your channel although I subscribed it but today I got this notification and I saw it was your face and bang I'm back watching your videos

[AtoZ-lqur]

Maybe the best practice that I've learned from minimalism is the one in one out rule. 😅. Whenever i bought something new, i must take something out from my possession.my son had so many clothes he outgrown and once i buy new clothes for him, i would take all of his old clothes. What's good is i donate it to those kids in our area and it soo good seeing them smile at me. Donating your things is sooo heart warming. ❤

[melusine]

Im doing a digitising project too, but its not safe to have only one copy- cloud if you must, but also on either a usb/ drive synced in case of emergencies. Speak of emergencies- i rarely see people doing the basics of a emergency bag, even minimalists. I would really like to see a minimalist take on emergency response/ prep

[sophiegolden]

Hi I'm new on your channel, I subscribed now, I watched some of your videos, I appreciated them, and I like that you are quiet 😊. Sophie from Paris France

[tuulimerikoski]

My guideline has been to keep everything ”just in case”😂😂😂, so these simple rules you are presenting, are very useful to me🤩

[anashappydays]

I relate to your videos so much ❤ You always put words to what I find important. Thank you! Greetings from Norway ☕️✨

[peterkunley]

7:26 I love your channel and your audience, I'm gonna comment on ALL your videos for years until I reach your level of subscribers.

[takisnotdead]

Thanks man, always a breath of a fresh air to me and my home when you post.

[MikaTuukkanen]

For the "only touch everything once" rule I have a different approach. I like to keep a box, where I put all items I am thinking if I should get rid off, but I am not certain of my decision for some reason. I just put those in the box and then I will see in the next days, weeks or months if those really were needed. It helps me to make easier decisions.

[melusine]

I definitely dont agree with a lot of minimalist content on the "only have one"- basic prep/ survival rule of "two is one, one is none"
Yes have an intentional inventory, though i struggle with the assumption of privilege of being able to buy something if you need it

[Hi_Im_Dominik]

Maybe think of a new mic my friend. I though somethink was wrong with my speaker.

[ros]

I know b-roll is a lot of work, you might consider just talking, the concepts dont need b-roll illustrations.

[mymail]

Instead of asking myself: do I really need this item? I ask myself: can I live without it? That helps to prioritise.