Financial Independence Through Investing, Minimalism & Mindfulness
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Try this exercise to reduce your kitchen clutter to only what you need - and what you can fit in your dishwasher.[Read more...] about Reduce Kitchen Clutter with The Dishwasher Challenge
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Minimalism isn't about reducing your possession. For me, it means making space for what matters. What matters is different for everyone. It could mean having more time for relationships, productivity, opportunities, enjoying life or anything that brings meaning.[Read more...] about There is No Such Thing as a Minimalist Life
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Lagom is a Swedish term that roughly translates into "the understanding that I have enough". Words have the power to shape what we understand in the world and understanding this one could shape your perceptions.[Read more...] about Lagom: Swedish Minimalism for Enough
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Minimalist living means many different things to different people. Many people in this world are minimalists without even knowing it. Are you?[Read more...] about Where Are You On The Minimalist Living Spectrum?
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Analysis of 10k people pursuing financial independence shows most millennials could retire by 40. Here's what they'll need to do to make it happen.[Read more...] about Data Says the Millennial Early Retirement Age is 40 – Here’s How They Could Do It
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Earlier this year, we were hit by Hurricane Irma. This got us thinking a lot about hurricane preparation while making mindful consumption choices.[Read more...] about Minimal Hurricane Preparation