Picture a Venn Diagram in your mind. One side is labeled “Minimalism.” The other is labeled “Sustainability.” And in the middle, there’s a place where they overlap.
While minimalism and sustainability are different, they can work together in beautiful ways. Eco-minimalism lets you enjoy the clarity and peace of minimalism and feel the positive sense of purpose sustainability brings.
You want to get started with minimalism, but you’re not sure how to begin. There are so many different minimalist methods and philosophies. And you get overwhelmed when you think about all the clutter you want to minimize.
Taking your first steps into minimalism can feel unfamiliar and intimidating. But you’re not alone. We’ve honed in on nine simple steps to help you start with confidence, lay a solid foundation and avoid burning yourself out.
What comes to your mind when you hear the word “minimalism?” Do you picture a tidy, curated space? Or do you imagine a spartan apartment with nothing to do but stare at the blank walls?
Maybe you’ve seen a documentary on minimalism or heard a friend talk about KonMari-ing their house over the summer. The minimalist movement is gaining steam, and it is easy to see why.
