The Wealth of Simplicity: When Less Becomes More
In a world obsessed with accumulation — more money, more possessions, more goals — simplicity has become a radical form of wealth. True prosperity isn’t measured by how much you have, but by how little you need to feel complete.
Complexity consumes energy. Every unnecessary decision, commitment, or object drains focus from what truly matters. Minimalism, in its essence, is not deprivation — it’s precision. It’s the deliberate removal of what’s trivial to make room for what’s essential.
Wealth grows through clarity.
Fewer distractions mean more attention to what builds value.
Fewer expenses mean more freedom.
Fewer desires mean deeper satisfaction.
The modern paradox is this: those who own less often feel richer. Because simplicity doesn’t limit life — it amplifies it.
— Rafael Monteiro
