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Be present. Make love. Make tea. Avoid small talk. Embrace conversation. Buy a plant, water it. Make your bed. Make someone else’s bed. Have a smart mouth, and quick wit. Run. Make art. Create. Swim in the ocean. Swim in the rain. Take chances. Ask questions. Make mistakes. Learn. Know your worth. Love fiercely. Forgive quickly. Let go of what doesn’t make you happy. Grow.

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More quotes on minimalism here: http://www.movemequotes.com/tag/minimalism/

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Minimalist Tips: Things to Get Rid Of

1. Don’t Use, Don’t Need: If there’s an item that you’ve convinced yourself to keep because “maybe” you’ll need it or you haven’t quite found the use of it yet. You don’ need it. Don’t keep it. If you don’t know when you’ll use it or what you’ll use it for—most likely, it’s not something to hold on to.

2. Uncomfortable or Unattractive Clothes: Whether it’s the blouse you got as a present, or the pants that doesn’t quite hug your waist like you want it to, it needs to go. Why keep something that doesn’t fit you or makes you uncomfortable. Consider donating to good-will or thrift store. There are various ways to go through you’re clothing, but most likely if it’s been folded in your drawer or in the back of your closet for more than six months, and you’ve worn it once (or not at all), then there’s no need to keep it. Getting rid of uncomfortable and unattractive clothes is a good opportunity to do some sensible shopping: buy things you know are your style, that fit you completely and that you could wear throughout the year because it’s good quality. Investing in proper clothing allows you to not spend so much money throughout the year (or over many years).

3. Thanks, but No Thanks: Getting rid of gifts might seem heartless, but think it through. The gift was meant to make you happy, but if it’s something that’s taking up space or you don’t need or use—seems more like its making you unhappy. Opposite of the intention. Pass the gift on to someone who you know will appreciate the gift/make them happy. Let the gift fulfill its “gift-ly” duties.

4. Broke, but Can’t Fix: If you own something that’s broken or damaged to the extent it’s not fulfilling its use, what’s the point of holding onto it. If it can’t be mended or repaired, and it’s an item you use often, then it’s time to let it go. It’s served it’s time. (Check if it’s re-sellable though, you might get some extra cash)

5. If It’s Not Me: Don’t hold onto items that aren’t you or aren’t part of your lifestyle (or fit you). Things should fit you, not the other way around. Forget how expensive it is, or the designer/label, or if it’s super-practical or desirable to others—if it’s not you, don’t keep it. Know your style and who you are—let the items you own express that. If it’s something nice, that you won’t use anymore, there’s no sense in keeping it in your space, to clutter your life. It doesn’t fit. Don’t buy things just because everyone owns it, buy things only if it’s you and makes sense with your lifestyle.

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This Saturday is family day! Our handmade Christmas tree is now ready with these minimalist lights and of course with our little elf (Sam)!!!💫 Even if you are always busy, don’t forget to spend some quality moments with your family! And if you have a dog in your family remember to walk them on sunny days as much as you can! 💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫

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Work

Our lives our divided and our time is spent in multiple places. Yet work makes up a majority of our time. As such, we must make sure that our occupation is what we truly hold a passion for. Let us not take a position for the compensation or the schedule. Instead let us create our own work and simply create what we love. For when we do, only our best will be created for the world to see.

So I guess that’s a statement most of us could state … But how do you maintain your style while being conscious about consumption, almost slavery conditions and global warming? In our w…

What’s your point of view on this one?