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African minimalism is not a trend. Literally go to any village and you will see that people don't just accumulate things because we only have what we use with the exception of cultural items with important meaning.

The voice is hypnotising 😇

That’s “hu-guh”, not “higgie”. It’s Danish. The word is hygge.

Much of this speaks directly to some of the things I'm working through right now. I know that I buy things to try to fill up an empty space inside of me, and I have gotten better at buying things, but I still see buying some new kitchen gadget or pair of shoes as something that I need when I really don't.

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I have a very low IQ and appreciate all the many simple easy to relate moving pictures you present with the narrative.

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Your voice is so soothing, something I find essential - due to my adhd - to be able to focus on a video and finish it. I don't know if you're a voice actor or if you've recorded any audio books, but if you have I'd love to be pointed in the direction of any such works.

Realising I need a minimalist body to have a minimalist style! Well there goes that idea.

I am embarking on a low buy journey instead. 7/2024. to 7/2025. am allowed to buy 24 non essential items in total. My main goals are to stop impulse purchases, build emergency funds and stop buying fast fashion completely. Where possible purchases should will be made either second hand or locally. To make things a bit more fun I have set up rule to read at least 24 books and declutter 24 personal belongings over a year.

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What about when global warming effects the internet ???? Or flooding effects electricity ??

I'm going to try to implement a lot of these ideas.

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I have a mix of furniture, a twenty year old Scandi sofa, slated coffee table and 1920s library table. I can't really pull off a style from this but I do keep things minimal, with some natural elements. Your videos are visually pleasing and fun to watch.

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I’d love to live in those minimal beautiful home!

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I need to declutter my negative thoughts. Thanks for the informative video, it is eye opening.

Looking around in my tiny apartment it seems I've mixed both styles.

The E in "hygge" is pronounced like the E in Eric.

I would probably choose warm, it's less formal and easier to upkeep (less glossy surfaces). Also warm minimalism provides the softness needed for children to grow comfortably- less sharp edges and more soft materials. 😊

Warm for me ❤

Warm type for me!

Its hard to choose. I like them both! 😁

I would add that eco minimalism would use thrifted items. Scandi would have a lot of Ikea, Japanese would have traditonal japanese items. Basically what was presented all look the same...new, nice expensive furniture & furnishings. Lovely but not helpful or practical for the average person. All designer... no actual homes that are minimal...lots of generalizations. My American home has natural wool or cotton area rugs, some original japanese scrolls on the walls, thrifted wicker, french provincial couch bought new made in Italy in the 1970's. Minimal means not having a lot of stuff My crystal chandelier is not maximal as it hangs in an uncluttered space neutral colored space.

I followed the Joshua Becker method to declutter my whole house and I don't remember a 12 x 12 x 12 method. Maybe he called it something else in the beginning. His method involves "sweeps" of decluttering which I felt was very helpful in getting down to my minimum of things.

The music us cluttering the audio. Sorry, too much to pay attention! I want to prioritize your audio and message and the music gets in the way too much. Bye

Kewl

Why would Scandinavians opt for bland colours particularly when their nights are long, and days are short. It may have clean lines, but it us extremely drab and depressing to look at, much less live in. It's strange that the don't make use of the world of colour and brighten their homes to counteract the gloom outside. Very very depressing.😧

Eco minimalism, while I agree in principle, isn't very "eco" if it's breaking new ground. The greenest house is one that already exists, and is improved for efficiency etc.

Les super recomiendo los libros, El libro del té y El elogio de la sombra, son fabulosos para quien le gustan estos temas.

Excellent insight into core elements of minimalism across cultures *uncluttered *clean-lines * natural resources * low impact * earth tones #zen 🕊👏🏽

Thank you. I learned a lot.

The kitchen looks cleaner with few items on the counter.