7 Surprising Lessons I Learned After Becoming A Minimalist

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7 Surprising Lessons I Learned After Simplifying Life / Living a minimalist lifestyle is an ongoing journey, often leading us to unexpected discoveries. Learning how to simplify your life can be both rewarding and enlightening 🌿

Many people find that adopting minimalist rules and simple living helps them in ways they hadn't anticipated. From creating a clutter-free home to establishing daily clutter-free habits, the process teaches us valuable lessons. When we reduce overconsumption, we often find joy in the things we no longer buy or need. Self-care routines and habits may become central to our daily lives, enhancing our overall well-being.

The path to minimalism, whether through extreme minimalism or using a more balanced approach, can be filled with surprising insights. In this video, I share seven of those from my own journey 🤗

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[DesireeDAlessandro]

LOVE your content. I'm turning 39 this year and I'm so over clutter in my life physically, digitally, socially, etc. I've been editing down my possessions, my digital footprint, my schedule, work hours, social commitments, even friendships that havent resulted in mutual respect and authenticity.

[Carole]

I am a minimalist and yet I know no one in my personal life who is too. I have my mindset and they have theirs. I don't care if they understand or approve of my way of life. It is my life and I live by my values. I don't judge them and really don't care if they judge me. I feel I am helping the planet by living intentionally and not contributing to waste. The way I live makes me happy and feels purposeful.

[timrice]

Love ur vids! Not comparing myself to the next person has brought so much peace to my life. Cheers!

[DNAppm]

Yesterday my hubby and I picked cherries and today we made squash of them. Nice to see that you help to garden with your grandpa. Your thoughts are very fresh and relaxed, and that's in line with one good point: to have less stress & overwhelm, and find freedom from the rat race, which comes with consumerism and status-cravings.
Thanks for the video and the resources! So great!

[naturelover]

I think a minimalist can save the world.

[Nesterou]

I think minimalism is simply maturing in a good direction. Getting older, everyone should get to what's essential and important. I think it's great that there is so much accessible content about this, because it allows young people to make decisions some take when they're in their 50s or later.

[colorsofavon]

No travel and no unnecessary expenses sounds dull. That person doesn't follow that lifestyle either. Self-care, interests, hobbies and important for overall well-being. 💖

[joycegonzales]

I’ve never liked labels. I’ve always leaned towards minimalist lifestyle. But I don’t like to pigeonhole things. One saying I’ve seen, that’s made a big impact on me and I never forgot it, is to live simply so that others can simply live. I don’t like to waste anything I can avoid. And I don’t like consume more than I need.

[mtwhite]

Your content makes me look at things differently, which is a great thing. Thank you for the work that goes into your videos.

[stephanieking]

This was so good. I feel like I am new to minimalism and no one is taking me seriously. Like still buying junk for me and I feel like they are intentionally trying to test my limits. It’s really awkward…

[lynne]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts in this video! I found it very inspiring! I continue on my minimalism journey... learning so much about myself along the way. Thanks for letting us join in on your personal journey!👍❤

[susanbernier]

Thank you for sharing your grandfathers garden. It looks beautiful and both the raspberries and cherries 🍒 look so yummy.

I agree with you that everyone’s ’minimalism’ looks different and we need to remember to be true to our personal values and do what is right for us. 💕🇨🇦

[taliacurran]

I love your content! I’m so ready to simplify my life and completely see the benefits it could bring for my free time and mental health. I have young children and work outside my home so I’m not progressing to where I would want to be just though lack of time without sacrificing time with them. They don’t understand what I’m doing they just want to play haha but I’ll get there ❤

[sarahamza]

Hello Seve! I have shared this video from you which I really like in a Hungarian Minimalist FB group. You deserve much more subscribers than you have with your quality content! Keep it up, it will come sooner than you can imagine it! Thank you ❤️

[Mark]

I realize that it's still winter in Finland, but seeing you in a wool sweater in the middle of July gives me the heebie jeebies. Nevertheless, I will say that you look like a very normal ordinary person, but we all know that you possess the superpower of minimalism. Thank you for using your superpower for good, and sharing your insights to help others. And thanks to you and your grandfather for allow us to appreciate the beauty of a Finnish raspberry garden. Oh, and please give my best to your uncle, Mr. Pascal.

[maureenmccrackin]

Your Grandfather's garden is such a lovely peaceful setting. Enjoy the berries!

[timalart]

Thank you once more for the fantastic video. I always appreciate your effortless communication and insightful vision!

[newnormalofficial]

Come, visit me in the Philippines and let's talk about this also. Been a minimalist for a decade. Or can I say that I am a minimalist artist or artistically minimalist? Almost everything you speak resonates with me.

[extrememinimalistparent]

the social situation applies to everything, quitting smoking/drugs/alcohol, or wanting to live a different life, like eating healthier or sleeping earlier or quitting clubbing or heck, even working or having kids whilst your pals aren't. change in relationships is normal and should not be feared just because of decluttering/minimalism, however as you are doing, should be noted.

[LydiaQ]

Sour charies 🍒, do you make marmalade from them? It is simply delicious 😋, I do it every year if is no frost when they bluming. I have a question, do you buy anything for your soul? I mean, if is any that you don't need but you buy it anyway, not nessesery expensive stuff, just a couple of €? e.g I bought myself fountain pen for 15€. I like your chanel and simple explanations.