Minimalism:
a better way to live
There are more and more people
getting to know minimalism through
the internet and google. It is great to be
inspired by blogs and various
websites, in which anyone writes
what they think, applying the
concept on themselves and their
understanding. However, few are
those who study their meaning and
investigate the matter. You need to
understand minimalism in more
detail to be able to take advantage
of it.
In the lectures and workshops that
I minister, I seeks to show the
minimalism applied in different
contexts: the traveler, a housewife
with a large family, an entrepreneur
who seeks to reconcile their
different areas of life, which is not
minimalist but enjoys some ideas
and benefits of minimalism, etc. In
this way, listeners and participants
identify themselves with the
historical knowledge and
understand that they can benefit
from some premises of minimalism.
It is, moreover, a moment of
personal reflection, in which each
one stops and self-analyzes: what do
I want to improve? What do you want
to do now? What do I want to
conquer?
It is also time to clarify some
misconceptions: "the whole black
and / or white clothing" or "rip you
off the things you like the most,"
among others. Minimalism aims to
make your life better. How?
Removing what distracts you from
what you really want. Making room
or what really matters.