21. Keep Things Simple

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For 100 days, I'm going to publish a plus-minus hundred-word post a day on Steemit. These 100 posts will be the insights, routines, and habits of living a better life.

I’m a huge fan of simplicity and minimalism.

• I build minimalist websites and create simple WordPress themes.
• I write in a simple format with clean, uncluttered layout.
• I have limited wardrobe selections.
• I have very few furniture in my house.
• I rotate my meals weekly and visit only a small range of coffee shops and restaurants.
• I even make fewer friends and connect closely with only a few of them.

Besides, I have fewer goals within a limited time-frame. Basically, I think about 10 years to 30 years later, but I never set goals and make plans for that time. I wrapped my actions within a 5-year time-frame.

Simplicity taught us to identify what is truly important and forced us to focus on just that.

It makes us question ourselves our need-to and want-to.

It helps us to make better decisions in both work and life.

Footnotes

I write longer articles about strategic thinking and performance improvement on DeanYeong.com. You can download my book about hacking your habits here.