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I suppose this is more of a anti-technology product of sorts, but as someone working with tech every day, every bit of screen time reduction helps.

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Hi,

There are some beautiful rooms and spaces on this sub and I’m so inspired by them. I know there’s different types of minimalism and some more extreme.

I grew up from a hoarder/maximalist family who would keep things just in case. I regularly donate to charity, but I’m kinda stuck on the next steps. Especially when it comes to my bedroom and office (I work from home).

But I have questions- where do you put the tissues? If someone calls and you need to write things down how do you do that when all you’ve got is a blank workspace and your monitor is in sleep mode?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on being a minimalist, but with two young kids, the toy clutter is real! It feels impossible to keep things simple when toys are everywhere.

Here’s what I tried:

• Toy Rotation: I store some toys away and switch them out weekly to keep things less overwhelming.
• Donating Regularly: We go through toys every month and donate the ones they’ve outgrown or don’t play with.
• Better Storage: I use baskets and boxes to organize what’s left, though it's not perfect.
• Mindful Purchases: I try to buy fewer, higher-quality toys that they can actually use long-term.

How do you make minimalism work with kids and their toys?

Any tips for keeping things simple without feeling guilty?

Thanks!

Has anyone here tried living a minimalist lifestyle? I’m a single professional considering moving into this tiny house in Florida. What are your thoughts? Is it practical for comfortable living, or do you think it might feel too restrictive?

I m not able to work properly and I feel I m affected due to phone a lot. I m having screen time of 8 to 10 hrs average daily. I m not sure what I m doing with my life right now. Please help

Hey everyone,

I've been exploring how minimalism impacts productivity and lifestyle. For me, it’s been a game-changer in clearing mental clutter and focusing on what really matters. I wanted to hear your thoughts—what's one minimalist habit or tip that’s helped you be more productive or live more intentionally?

Looking forward to hearing your experiences!

gona try and go into 2025 with a more minimalist mindset. im so damn focused on possessions and hoarding things and getting that extra new product. what can yall tell me about feeling good when it comes to havin less? thx.

Looking for a card holder with 2 longitudinal quick draw card slots on the outer front and 1 outer horizontal quick draw card slot on the back. And the ability to store 3 cards in the middle together with a pull tab.

I’m on my minimalist journey, and I was going through my basement when I found about 12 boxes of old stuffed animals. They are in very bad shape and should be trashed. However, when I tried lifting them out of the basement the boxes broke. I gathered up the stuffies that fell and left them out on the curb. I like the idea of leaving them loose on the curb (not bagged or boxed) because, although they are in bad condition, someone might still rescue some. It’s pretty typical in my neighborhood to leave loose stuff out on the curb however I don’t know if this is appropriate given the sheer volume of stuffies I’m getting rid of. I’m in a difficult situation because I don’t know how to get them out of the basement to my curb. I’m also not sure if I should just leave them loose on the curb or if this would be innaproproate. I’m also open to other homes for them besides the trash, however they aren’t in great shape (many have mold and the ones that don’t smell horrible).

Hewp

We’re going to Disney right after Christmas.

We have twin toddlers, and they’re not aware of gift giving occasions yet. We’re asking the grandparents for Disney gift cards and will do a stocking for the kids.

What do you all do for gifts for your kids and partner when a trip is the gift?

First pic is taken from the door angle, second pic is from the window angle showing the small kitchen and the last one is the bathroom entry behind the kitchen. I need some advice on how to use minimalist styling to bring out the beauty here.