3 Years After Quitting Extreme Minimalism

[@brucedickinson7209]

The best thing is to have a golden middle. Not to be extreme in anything.

[@dianeyoung8068]

Everyone's "golden middle" is different.

[@brucedickinson7209]

​@@dianeyoung8068 Yes, it's true but the point is that you find your golden middle to do nothing that will harm yourself with being extreme.

[@JerryWeaver-o6j]

I had a lot of old hobbies hanging around in my home. It made me feel bad every time I saw them. When I decluttered them I felt a great relief. That sparked me into decluttering my whole home. It’s been a wonderful journey.

[@9FatraBbits]

It’s all about regaining balance. And I agree with you that minimalism is not really about decluttering - it’s about retraining ourselves to limit accumulation: to decide to spend time experiencing instead of organizing stuff. I loved this thoughtful explanation.🐇

[@donhearl]

Your journey has been an inspiration. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@IAmSherry12]

You made really good points in this video. I think it's more important for us to be Aware of our consumption, and to hold in resonance : how our lifestyle impacts the plant and others but we don't need to be obsessed with titles And we don't need to be obsessed or even conscious of judging others and their journey

[@wlammy4ever]

Well put! I love softness and ease ❤

[@cryinginararri4724]

What a great message, thank you! ❤

[@micivalantincic8227]

Everything in moderation. Even moderation:)

[@dianeyoung8068]

If someone is simply wanting to live with less I do not see the problem. If people need the experience of extreme minimalism that is fine, it is their life. Balance is an individual journey and Balance is not static.

[@susanne4028]

Very interesting thoughts. Thank you. 🤎🤎🤎🤎