#minimalist-habits

​What recurring thoughts are taking up space that could belong to clarity, stillness, or a deeper understanding? ​Some time ago, I read something interesting—though it really has no scientific basis—that

I met a guy on Tinder once-upon-a-life ago whose opening gambit was, “So what books are on your bedside table?” I think I fell in love right then and there. I’m a nerd and a bibliophile and a minimalist.

When does comfort contribute to your well-being, and when does it silently hold you back from growing? When you surround yourself with people who understand the way you speak and your jokes and don’t judge

​What if wealth was measured less by accumulation and more by the freedom to live with ease, clarity, and alignment? ​Everything would be completely different. We would all work and strive for what truly

These last few days have been especially chaotic and stressful for me. Because, even though I don’t live in a house that was directly affected by the earthquake a few weeks ago, my emotions have been deeply

A while back, I had a conversation with a friend that really stuck with me. She told me—with no ill intent—that I sometimes came across as unfeminine, simply because I usually prioritize comfort. For many

「 This year taught me the real difference between life & style. 」 If there is one thing that late 2025 to today taught me, it’s that I’ve been living a lifestyle and not a life. Minimalism Last year,

There are a ton of stimuli all around us that, honestly, make it super easy for us to get things—especially that false sense that we’re doing fine and don’t need to try any harder. There’s an overwhelming

There are a lot of things Eastern philosophies like Buddhism and minimalism can offer the human experience. But if I had to point out one thing people don’t talk about enough, I’d say it’s the way they

I have always had moments in my life when I feel overwhelmed for different reasons. When I got married, there were a couple of times when I also felt overwhelmed by my emotions and by life itself. I remember

Is it just me, or does modern life and society make it harder to live minimally? It is much easier to live minimally in a society that has these features individualism, adequate amenities, and practicality.

The thing about minimalism is that you start by organizing your things at home and end up organizing things in your mind. It's like an inevitable process to start with the physical but, even without planning

For an introvert, there are many social situations that I prefer to avoid. For example, I really enjoy getting together with a few friends, talking, chatting, and having a good time with them. But when

Sometimes letting go can seem so difficult, especially when it has been a part of you for a long time. Certain habits are difficult to let go, these habits could be limiting most times but it takes persistence

A Look Back on My Minimalism Journey and What Future Might Look Like. Can’t believe it’s already 4th of January and where I live, everyone is back at work or school, marking the first week of the year

A few days ago, at a gathering with several acquaintances, one of them started talking about one of my social media accounts and, laughing, they mentioned that the photos I posted were very boring and

A few years ago, after several days of hard work, we had earned enough money to buy some things we needed. Among them was a pair of shoes that I really liked because of their appearance; they were green

Although having a minimalist mindset does not mean having very little money or nothing at all, the truth is that having this mindset greatly influences us when we do not have money to spare. It is easy

When I write on Hive, I usually stick to two communities because of their weekly prompts. This week’s prompt is in the minimalist community, and it caught my interest. There was this period where everyone

This year, although it wasn't a goal I set for myself to achieve over the twelve months, it was something I decided to improve for the sake of my mental health. I'm referring to something more emotional