50 Minimalist Rules That Changed My Life

[@GabeBult]

What rules did I miss?

[@maricamaas2326]

Carrying a heavy load already with as many rules 😅 One principle I had been finding useful towards maintaining order in and around the home: Doing any task that will take 2 minutes or less, immediately - without delay. Contrary: Remain aware how a chaotic space in reality develops in 2 minutes or less.

[@jdskinner]

I have found that if I NEVER buy new hangers, my closet stays uncluttered, and my clothing selections are easier to make. When I find that I haven't worn a certain item for a while, I'll throw it out or donate it and I get a new hanger to potentially buy a new shirt.

[@frodiesel0]

The Pareto principle hard at work! 80/20 rule is more of a natural law.

[@frodiesel0]

@@jdskinner instead of throwing out old clothes I made them into rags in the garage and I never buy paper towels for the garage or my projects.

[@luckypenny312]

@@frodiesel0love this! Less waste on the planet too!

[@ramonaearnest4709]

Here's one thing I learned at the ripe old age of 65..Never put off tomorrow what you can do today! It's so true life changing!

[@UKDDAT]

That means I’ll have to work even harder 😂

[@evgeniiEE]

Never put off tomorrow what you can do the day after tomorrow.

[@Bagel77]

“Love tomorrow more than you hate today”

[@AlishaNamakula-d3e]

That's a good one!!! Wow!!

[@palacsintakat]

Yes! I am 28 but found myself being decision paralyzed by certain stuff and started telling myself " you're going to have to do it eventually, might as well just do it now". Like with rinsing the empty peanut butter jar for recycling or cleaning the annoying reusable water bottle, etc.

[@kaynwood]

The nightly reset is called "putting the house to bed" in our home! We can't go to bed until the house has been put to bed, makes it part of a normal bedtime routine instead of it feeling like a burden keeping us from our bedtime routine.

[@jen7ellez]

Omg that is so cute!

[@SreejataChaudhuri]

This is so cute! I'm sure reorienting my perspective basis this concept. So much more love for the space we live in 😍

[@amyniemann9564]

I love this

[@wisewords3485]

Wow, I called it the same thing. My husband used to look at me funny when I said it. Lol

[@SomethingAboutMairye]

For us it’s called the 30 minute dirty.

[@janeteeaker]

We have a declutter rule in our house: whenever you go to the thrift store or we shop online, we must get rid of something. This keeps clutter in check by not adding to it.

[@kristinstewart5556]

Similar approach I try to make it at least 2 or more similar items per taken to the thrift stores.

[@stevenwatkins4033]

Tend to do this at Xmas and kids birthdays knowing they will get new toys etc

[@wenkaywc]

I cut back on social media back in 2018 and haven't gone back. The only social media format I have stayed with is KZbin, I'm only subscribed to channels that teach and inspire. That's why I watch this channel. You're never too old or too young to learn new things from others. I have also recently joined the Life Reset Challenge because even though I have cut out Social media considerably, I still struggle with finding time to reach and complete my goals. Thank you Gabe for this opportunity to learn how to reset. 🙌😀

[@CaedenV]

Yeah... Social media sucks. If someone has an announcement to make, and I am part of their life, they will let me know directly. I don't need to keep up with the polished press releases that pretend to be real life. And I don't need the pressure of following my friends as if they are impersonal businesses. Broad social media is such a stupid toxic waste of time! I follow a few topics on KZbin. I follow a few message boards. But all of that is for news, education, and entertainment. Anything social is in a chat group, email, text, or phone. Life is better that way.

[@camdexta]

@wenkaywc. I hear you. KZbin is the only media format I follow. I will follow your advice now and subscribe only to the channels that teach and inspire. You made me realise that everything else is a distraction and a waste of my precious time. Plus, I really feel drained after watching some of the fearful doom mongers out there that i am sure affect my psyche negatively.

[@roxtendo]

Become unavailable is something that changes so much. It took some time for my people to accept it but after a couple of weeks it was normal that I respond in a few hours/days and no friendship or family relationship is damaged. You don't have to be available 24/7 and the right people in your life will respect it

[@Bene_Factum]

This has killed about 90% of my relationships. 😂

[@barbaradykema3441]

"A place for everything and everything in its place."

[@kathleens4252]

Glad I am not the only one who doesn’t need to upgrade stuff until said stuff breaks!!!

[@meljordan220]

Correction, brakes beyond repair! Lol😂

[@SiberianHuskyMomma]

This isn't new to me, but watching your videos (and rewatching) gets me back on track. And your rules aren't crazy strict, which makes doing things much more realistic and manageable.

[@Narbyful]

Experience: We did that with our sons for Christmas once we landed in their late middle school/into high school ages. We traveled at Christmas time. They are now in their 20s, and we have great discussions about those trips, but I sincerely doubt we'd have happy, laugh filled talks about whatever toys or...stuff...we would have given them instead.

[@merryworld4776]

Great comment. I remember my travel experiences with my family much more than any 'item' I've received. Except maybe my Mickey Mouse t-shirt from Disneyland... 50 years ago. 🐀 I still have those memories.. don't have the shirt !! ❤

[@davidconstantine5819]

I give you a rule of minimalism - be minimal with amount of “rules” you follow😅

[@TGDable]

Yeah I always get phoney vibes here. When a “minimalist” talks about saving money and then just plugs an advertisement for overpriced and useless food supplement

[@hard2getitrightagain314]

Man! That's exactly my reaction! 50 rules for MINIMALISM??? Holy Oxymoron, Batman!

[@lisamacdonald8579]

@@TGDablephony? Bro this is motivating.

[@tristanpegnottga2002]

Well i will say 80% of these aren’t about minimalism

[@fureyhiggins3289]

This

[@KatWomanHikes]

I’m doing a massive purge and downsizing. I’m going from a rented two bedroom townhome, to renting a single bedroom and house-sharing with a friend (2024 version of Golden Girls) 8 boxes of books went to thrift store (I kept 8 boxes I can’t live without 😆 hey it’s still progress), all the clothes I kept fit on a single clothing rack (no closet on my bedroom). My bed is a foldout Japanese futon mattress (no frame) on top of a tatami mat. I fold up my bed in the morning and my workout space is right there. Nice and simple, easy peasy. I’m moving on less than two weeks and my soon to be old house is chaos, but it won’t be for long.

[@KatWomanHikes]

The channel @Samurai Matcha helped me a lot before I found this one

[@Kelly_Ben]

Good luck on your journey! I spent a year renting a room in a chaotic house with 5 other people, after several years of financial backsliding. It was actually fun, and changed my financial situation drastically. I then was able to buy a big condo, and rented out a room/ bathroom to others, passing on the same life changing opportunity, while helping my own finances. I hope your experience is wonderful!

[@dougbrinson1645]

That was an excellent video. Great presentation. First off… your presentation was minimalist, not cluttered, no wasted time, you got to the point, made the point, and moved on. All of your rules were useful, on target, reasonable, doable. I wish I could have watched it about 50 years ago.

[@bredaforrest]

TIMESTAMPS 0:09 Two Day Rule 1:01 Nightly Reset 1:45 The House on Fire 2:35 20/20 Rule 3:01 The Box 3:29 Invest Different 4:25 Have a Home Rule 5:11 Work Smata Not Hada 6:10 Choices & Trade-Offs 7:03 Become Unavailable 7:47 One Thing 8:38 Avoid Decision Fatigue 9:40 Sunk Cost Bias 10:27 Win Stacking 11:26 Exploration 12:14 Perform the Great Reset 13:18 Time Alone 13:40 Limiting Social Media 14:12 Engage in High-Quality Leisure 14:41 The 90% Rule 15:07 Everything Popular is Wrong 15:40 Upgradelessness 16:05 Enjoying Work 16:50 Valuefulness 17:23 Healthful 17:56 Be an Intentionalist 18:16 You Need to Be Selfish-ish 18:45 If It's Clutter Free, It's For Me 19:46 Less But Better 20:25 Embrace Boredom 20:48 Separate Work & Life (Kinda) 21:15 Digitally Declutter 21:42 Turn It Off 22:12 Explore The Two Minute Rule 22:45 Doubt Chase The Numbers 23:11 The 90/90 Rule 23:23 The 1/1 Rule

[@KorbinRobins]

thanks

[@lizielita]

-thank you so much, I will google them, right now this video goes too fast for me. Ty

[@angelicacole40]

You are good. 😊

[@veronicaperez3555]

Yaaay 🙌🏽 thank you

[@lauraprincipato8079]

Thank you 😊

[@m97120]

I like the idea of the box. I once read that the most important thing in a paperless office or household isn't document management software and such, it's the paper recycling bin. This is kind of a similar situation.

[@traviswright7558]

amazing video, thank you so much for this. i’m writing nktes for my own personal use and to share with others 2. nightly reset, clean your house every night 1:36 3. 1:46 house on fire, get rid of 80% of your items that you hardly ever use, the rest of the stuff will be things you mostly use 4. 2:40 if you can replace something for under 20 minutes for under $20, let it go 5. box, put items you don’t use from other rules into the box and donate / throw it away monthly 3:07 6. 3:32 start investing in freedom / experiences and not things, cheap experience is always better than gifts 7. home rule, every item has to have a home 4:42

[@traviswright7558]

5:15 work smarter. not harder. 20% of effort, 80% of result, save as much time as possible on things that don’t matter 6:22 be selective to what you say yes to, make sure it aligns to your goals 7:06 become unavailable, times when you must be unavailable, without being bothered by someone else, meaningful work can be done 7:53 one thing, multitasking, focus on one goal instead of multiple goals at once 8:44 avoid decision fatigue, lay out clothes

[@uninico]

The great reset - no spend month edition got us our house deposit in 3yrs. We bought our house in 2022 ❤ were also practice upgradelessness, quality purchasing and experiences over stuff. One i would add (unless i missed it, its a lot of content) is a goals check in with yourself and your other half! Really dig into it not just a single sentence so you know you (and they!) are working towards the same thing itll help you move there with less resistance.

[@elissedaily3150]

Friend sent me here . I struggle with anxiety which has become more of easily irritated. Plus I need to stop blowing money. I have already started in the areas of my house where I'm in alot. I have lots of rooms to pile stuff into that I need to work on. But just getting rid of cluttered decorations and spaces has made me feel so much better. I actually watched another video and she said don't decorate just to have decorations. Make it work and make sense. I think when you see too much or when I do it stresses me out . Now I'm gonna binge these videos

[@smoofollowingqalroundthewo206]

You are so right about focusing on ONE thing, finish it, then move to next task. I have dozens of partially started projects. 😣

[@nieco8746]

I agree with everything except for Black Friday sale If you are looking for some appliances or high end purchase Black Friday sales is one of the best days to get the best discount and finally buy something you’ve been holding off buying for a long time

[@nancy78811]

You're missing the point I think. Shopping a sale for something you need is a great idea. Shopping for shopping sakes, because everyone else is shopping, is not a good idea.

[@rebeccal.672]

Loved💜 " Sometimes you need a friend to slap you across the face" gently and lovingly. That was the best! I can so relate to that because I am usually that friend who will do that to others no matter what it is. Thanks for that. 💜

[@adamparks9161]

Thanks!

[@GabeBult]

Glad you liked it!

[@AchievePsychology]

Love these minimalist tips! 🌱 Simplifying life makes space for what truly matters-time, joy, and peace. Ready to embrace more of this! ✨

[@indiakxoxo]

He’s right about the house on fire rule. I literally cleaned out everything from my room and closet and i was shocked how much I got rid of and still have a lot of stuff I feel. I’m about to do it again in a month.

[@jen2157-n8b]

I love your videos. I recently watched something on Swedish Death Cleaning. The concept that if you were going to die tomorrow, would you want your family to have to sort through it all. If you don't want them to have to deal with it then get rid of it. It has really helped me a lot!

[@davidbooher5559]

I thought that just applied to the idea of dying in dirty underwear. Vet y embarrassing. I think of my sister and her family having to travel across the country only to find my house a complete mess. I need to clean it if not for myself, but for her if I should die.

[@andrewwalsh9849]

​@@davidbooher5559 People empty their bowels when they die, so it really doesn't matter how clean their underwear was up until that point.

[@moldypotatochip]

Yes, I have "the box" and I love the feeling of slowly filling it up even if I'm not doing anything major all at once. I keep one for books to take to the used book shop and we also have a local thrift shop that only sells arts and crafts items so I try to donate specific items a bit differently than others.

[@susanconnolly2013]

My fave: Don't put it down, put it away.

[@kraneotribe4315]

I’ve been on my minimalism journey for almost 2 years now and something that helped me a lot to get rid of things that hold value for me but take a TON of space Is to digitalize them, for example I have gotten rid of more than a 100+ books and hundreds and hundreds of video games now I just keep my games and books digitally and I feel more space and more room and less stress, Is Insane how having so many things can drain you.

[@elizabethfraser2996]

I look at like weeding out my house like weeding the garden to keep things manageable.

[@darknevangelist]

Nightly Reset - this reminds of the quote by Admiral McRaven "Make your bed". It refers to a mental health tactic to stay above water by doing the simple things so that they dont compound into bigger issues. do you have a couple dishes, do them real quick so that it doesnt become a sink full. Do you have a messy bed , make it when you wake up so you at least have a comfy bed to come to at the end of the long day.

[@maryhaire3032]

When comes to buying high quality I agree. Here is a twist on that. Seems the modern washers and dryers don’t last very long. We found a guy that rebuilds appliances so we bought an older washer and soon after an older dryer this guy rebuilt. He guarantees them and they are simple no fancy bells and whistles and they do the job quicker as well. They were commercial grade. Cheap and they do a great job! We also just bought a new stove but it is high end and worth the money for us.

[@kart182]

Do they use more water and energy?

[@StoicJason]

@@kart182heck yes. Which is why they work better.

[@kart182]

@@StoicJason does that save money in the long run then?

[@StoicJason]

@ depends on how much you value clean clothes and how much water costs where you live.

[@grannyprepper1181]

I love the nightly reset. I live alone and it’s SO easy to say “I’ll do it tomorrow!” STOP doing that!

[@danib9845]

We live in a world and a time that moves faster than our brains are trained for. I sometimes long for the pre-Internet era when life didn’t feel so overwhelming. Weekends were quiet, and I could sit back and read a book. It’s difficult to live in the moment when the phone keeps ‘dinging’ in new messages. Can’t even turn off the phone without someone worrying about you.

[@lorithrower2467]

I LOVED your video, your attitude and the fact you don't preach at us. You make suggestions that are there for the taking and admit you sometimes don't accomplish them yourself. 😅

[@Gumby1978]

I am working on getting rid of stuff and organizing. Thanks for being my leader in this area.

[@GabeBult]

Glad I can help!

[@stevenewsome5306]

If you don’t want to wear all black, on Sunday just have your clothes laid out for the week. I usually have my clothes on hangers in order in the closet, underwear socks laid out and pants. Same for the kids. I’m an ocd dad

[@GabeBult]

Love the ocd lol but whatever works! It’s good to have a system

[@Demjr.]

after been sticking to only wear clothes that is minimal, my colleague told me if I was a security guard before, I know it is quite hilarious but I get to see my life being simple, trying to at least give myself a cheat day to wear and look fabulous before the end of the month

[@sheon2]

loving the recent minimalism content! well, love all your content!

[@GabeBult]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@SandZiper]

There is a saying in Spanish that fits very well for the "One Thing" part: el que mucho abarca, poco aprieta", which translates to something like "He who grabs too much loses all", it very good sums up that point.

[@jared6234]

Awesome video, learning to not have emotional attachment to stuff has lightened me so much

[@Trad63]

I kinda already live this way. It works. Good job on the video.

[@thishbisme3001]

When my kids were young, I decided one would get a birthday party and one would get an experience, and the next year they swapped. They have summer birthdays a month apart, and are just 2yrs apart in age, so they both benefitted from this plan. They loved it, and we had some great times.

[@LeoDizonMendoza]

15:21 so far is my favorite time stamp of this video, the older I get the more I realize it’s good to not be doing what everyone else is doing. I used to do things just because everyone around me is doing them or I become envious of them, but I’ve learned for most things ,the majority is wrong and I didn’t really miss out on anything. It’s ironic that most of the people I was envious of are now envious of me lol. 👍🏻

[@lindadavidson6813]

Yep! been working on this for several years. I have the thrift store box in my car! I give stuff away for free and give family memorabilia to my son or cousins. Much more peaceful.

[@ruckbarbie]

Getting rid of the 80% can be made easier if you hide or store things away from use for x amount of time. If you don't miss or need it, you can feel comfortable letting it go. We this with our tv's (for parenting, not for minimalism) and only pulled them out of storage to sell them in exchange for the aquariums added in their place. This was in 2018 and our aquariums are still thriving in a tv free household:)

[@MattMcConaha]

the "one thing" rule reminds me of something in the fitness world called "periodization." Periodization is, as the name suggests, having periods of time where you are more focused on doing different things. You don't get your optimal gains by having a constantly evenly distributed focus on every single one of your fitness goals, it's actually more helpful to focus on the growth of one aspect of your fitness, then on another, then on another. There is a certain really high stimulus that is required to make really good gains in one thing, but it doesn't take a whole lot of stimulus to just maintain it. If you try to maximally stimulate everything at the same time, you'll probably either burn out (mentally or physically), or you'll just not actually have the ability to provide enough stimulus. Instead, keep maintenance on everything except for a couple things that you really want to improve at the moment, and cycle which things you are actively improving. It's not a requirement for making progression, but it has been shown to be more optimal. And if you generalize the reasons that it works, it makes sense that it would work pretty well for other goals unrelated to fitness.

[@chilloutbro606]

I have been a minimalist for years and slowly got rid of most of the things that I do not use. I will say, though be careful not to get rid of too much! There have been some things unfortunately that I wanted or needed, but do not have anymore because I got rid of them. You can go too far

[@PattyMiller-ub7lq]

I REALLY NEED THIS VIDEO-- HAD KNEE INJURY, AND EVERY THING WENT DOWN HILL. THANKS SO MUCH

[@GabeBult]

Glad it could help!

[@kmiller4118]

Same. Ankle surgery that wasn't able to get me back as active as i was previously. I can walk without pain, but I won't be able to do as much as I was before. Its been hard to get over that hump, and it's made me lazy about lots of other things too. Good luck!

[@SavageBits]

Concepts of opportunity cost and sunk costs presented here are perhaps 2 of the most important "rules" presented here as underpin many of the other strategies. Great video!

[@threedalu]

I’m in great need to get back to the BOX rule. I loved giving grand kids horse back riding, fencing and ice skating and curling, also certain art classes and even boat building.

[@LifesFleeting]

7:04 There are phone apps you can use to allow certain numbers or secret phrases (via text msg) to come through your phone when it's on silent mode. That way family can reach you on your cell in case of an emergency, even when you are unavailable.

[@EricsWormPlayground]

Got an app name or two that does that?

[@AppalachianTransplant]

Your minimalism videos are always so substantive!

[@reggiethecommenter9137]

16:07 “Live life by design, not by default”. Powerful.

[@Suzy_Queue]

Thank you! I got 1 minute in, stopped the video and practiced my guitar after 2 days off. LOL Definitely coming back for the rest of the tips.

[@chadvox]

This is awesome! I totally caught myself doing a lot of these things. As for the 80% rule, I usually wait about 6 months to a year to declutter my stuff. If I haven’t used it during that time, I donate it!

[@Raindrops-pj]

Got that on knowing 27 people ..this is a thought on being part of minimalism especially knowing the value on what you allow to be close to you for a healthier and minimalistic life.

[@PattyMiller-ub7lq]

I REALLY NEEDED THIS VIDEO HAD KNEE INJURY AND EVERY THING WENT DOWN HILL-------I'LL GET STARTED AGAIN...

[@angelaweathersbee1334]

Patty, my knee injury really changed my life. Everything is a challenge now. Hang in there.

[@deepost2604]

@@angelaweathersbee1334two years of what I thought was a knee problem turned out to be an old ankle sprain. Five sessions of PT got me pain free. I’m 82…don’t give up….bodies can heal. Mobility can be restored.

[@WavedancerWesterlyfulmar]

Paperwork is important to keep. My parents just sold the family home after 47 years. Thankfully my parents kept paperwork from their married life. The solicitors & accountant needed proof of price paid in 1977 for house, residency utility bill from 2013 etc. The sale could not go through if they didn’t have paperwork

[@G4M3RG1RL73]

@15:17 as someone with depression, breaking the mold of the mental illness assumption isn’t that easy. I try to tell myself it’s okay to live my own way, but mental health and living a certain way for so long proves a challenge

[@yvettekelley2155]

I'm only about halfway through your video and I'm finding it very inspiring. I am age 69 very much an OCD Virgo with my cleaning. Need to slow that down some. I like your idea of it's okay to be unbalanced in order to focus on one thing at a time. Mine is water aerobics and of course exercise helps everything else around you.

[@mountaingirl1797]

And don’t put it down… put it away… if we all do it 🤦🏼‍♀️👍🏻‼️

[@amandaprather6573]

Don’t do what everyone else is doing!! Love it!!

[@lou3695]

Great information and concise! The only thing I disagree with is that I can have the banana and the peanut butter at the same time, but I understand the concept. 😄

[@webgirlonline]

I absolutely love this entire video‼️ 🫶🏻🙌🏻 I need to re-watch it monthly to stay on track!! Thank you! ❤

[@AnnabelleBeaudoin]

Great video as usual ❤🎉 Great practical advice. Love your videos from Toronto Canada.

[@joeylee5128]

"By design, not default". That hits hard.

[@AccompanyMe-r9q]

" A loving friend slapping you across the face" im all For it! 😂

[@codygrizenko3687]

3:40 I see those hardy boy books...classic

[@cygnusx-1318]

Lots of good advice/reminders coming at a time when I need to embrace it.

[@dougmckenzie1279]

I saw a collection of Hardy Boys books on your shelf! I have the same cherished stack. F.W. Dixon was a Canadian. (Like me) My boat is named Sleuth.

[@emiliu573]

We have similar Libre tastes, I hear so much praise for Intense, but the original is my fave, followed by Le Parfum.

[@KarenLeamon-kj1eq]

Excellent information I will be watching this again and again. Thanks you. Karen

[@antoniettaesp7776]

Would love if you could do a video about how to start investing for kids. What should we be teaching them in this regard?

[@jacobnorman3629]

i only need about 10 rules nowadays. dont worry, youll get there soon bud

[@amandashineyourlight2498]

TY Gabe, this is quality info, will just say that I picked up the Nightly reset from someone I look up to. He's a Grandmaster in Kung Fu, and he told me he does this. This is a guy whose life is super jam packed. Oh, and I have a BIG H & M bag full of clothes that just sat in my closet- mostly synthetic. I listened to my body, which told me to ditch it. One more thing, Dr Joe Dispenza suggested to remove photos of old relationships in order to create space for your new future life to come in. I just subscribed because your video adds value. Now off to my yoga class. (I again listened to my body and have scheduled LESS classes to let me adjust. ) Cheers from Australia.

[@Michael.Custance]

I've got a "6 month rule" : Every 6 months I go through all the stuff I have stored away in boxes / closets / (basement / attic -- if I had a basement / attic) And ask myself "Have I needed / used this at all in the last 60mo?" -- if "NO" then ask "Is this something I am LIKELY to need in the next 6mo?" -- if "NO" then I get rid of it.

[@stanijev]

book Unveiling Your Hidden Pontential can change your life. Habit must be not outcome based but rather identity based. Stay blessed.

[@michellehiggins8079]

Who is the book written by?

[@SpeakTruthBeKind]

Great post! Wil have to rewatch this again…and again. ❤

[@alfredsoccer10]

What a great video Gabe! I’m only 5 mins in and I love it. New subscriber!! 🙋‍♂️

[@DPatires]

You either invest in the store or you invest in the doctors so buy the healthiest food!

[@lizielita]

Great advices, I need to stop after a few minutes, too fast, too much, need more peace of mind to listening to this complete video. Thank you for your work and intention.

[@goldfries]

I have a box of a) things I don't want b) things I don't know what to do with .............. which I'll revisit from time to time. In the end, dispose (or sell off) stuff that I don't use for 6 months or longer. EDITED : Funny how I commented that before the video reached the 6 month part. Oh yeah!

[@NasAnas-fu4hy]

Is nice when kids grow in minimalism❤

[@nattyophelia7879]

I’m loving the salt n pepper curls, I have the same hair and I’ve been putting highlights in for years but I think after seeing other millennials embracing their gray, I’m going to as well 😊

[@teresap1293]

Great video, great advice...thank you sir.

[@kathrynkrieger7644]

I love your videos. They are so beautifully done and calming and inspiring

[@falongreen350]

Everything popular is wrong, i love this one!

[@faden2bleu]

Thank you! Steve Jobs wore all black turtleneck shirts.

[@glacyneyla-lifestyle]

THIS is how rich people should act!! 😮 Not buying more and more and more houses and cars nobody needs...HELP people instsad!

[@ChrlzMaraz]

People should note to abolish owning more than two or three houses

[@jeanlanz2344]

A lot of good ideas to simplify. You have a lot of books around. Are you going to reread them? It's not really a sunk cost loss if you give them away, as someone else is going to learn from the books if they're useful. Thank you for sharing your experiences to our benefit. God bless you and your family.

[@MargaretShephard]

Great video Gabe. I needed to be reminded of many of these ideas. I have been a little sloppy Thank you.

[@jackinewbery8783]

I applied the 20/20 rule when decluttering my kitchen. I got rid of six bins of stuff to the thrift store. I replaced one item.

[@Mikael00898]

It's amazing how history keeps repeating itself, and the urgency to prepare is definitely real! Investing can be the best decision of your financial life. I started my journey in 2021, and it’s been the best choice I've made for my finances.

[@GilbertOjoa]

What's the best way to begin, and how long until it starts yielding profits?

[@Mikael00898]

No matter how long you wait, opportunities will arise in the market. Invest for the long term, and avoid being too greedy or too fearful. Making informed decisions is crucial; relying on luck isn’t enough, so partnering with an advisor is essential.

[@GilbertOjoa]

I hope you don’t mind suggesting your sûpervisor, as you mentioned before

[@Mikael00898]

Olivia Charlotte Oswald

[@Mikael00898]

She's an amazing professional I’ve had the pleasure of engaging with. You can look her up

[@chiefg9282]

Good thoughts, simpler the better.

[@kristinamarieasl]

Love these so far!! I started using the diaper boxes as an opportunity to fill it with unneeded donate interns!! 🙌

[@ambersouthwick3509]

Ive had a "box" since i moved out on my own at 18, but really vamped it up when we became a family 8 years ago. Diaper box in the basement where all things go that I want to take to donation. Then make regular drop offs at 2nd hand place.

[@Centraxio]

For me, the 2 minute rule (which I call the 5 minute rule) also applies to if I don’t want to do something. I just commit to doing the task for 5 minutes and then if I’m truly miserable and it’s not done then I stop. The trick is that it often only takes 5 minutes or if it takes longer than that I don’t mind doing it once I’ve started.

[@JenMarco]

You definitely aren’t a minimalist when it comes to life’s rules

[@YK-jl3hi]

😂

[@alexjeantou8483]

😂

[@ShooterMcGaven4]

Really well thought out video. First time here, but really enjoyed this. Thank you.

[@terresa-n-todd]

Love the coffee cup! I also wear all black lol! Great message, thx!