The Dark Side of Minimalism

[@WeddingPartyinCranston]

REALLY PLEASED U MADE THIS. KEEP UP THE EXCELLENT WORK!!!!!!!!!!

[@tbee11_3]

Thank you for these reminders! You are so right. I struggle with being too uptight in keeping everything clean and "perfect" looking and its nice to hear your tips!

[@rougenior]

It’s really hard to live with a partner who is the total opposite of a minimalist that’s one of the dark sides

[@FreemanJameZ]

I would be much ahead of where I am today if I had discovered that I could learn from others. Take lessons from other people's errors. I wholeheartedly concur that we should begin with our current pursuits while looking for other revenue streams. Regarding myself, I had seven figures in my portfolio, no debt, and very little saved for retirement.

[@angelodgreat6561]

Greetings on your accomplishments! Even better, you might rebuild your entire portfolio with the help of a financial counselor and get rid of the bad investments you currently have. For me, this approach has shown to be very successful in lowering anxiety and stress levels while also saving a substantial amount of time.

[@collins.l454]

once you've successfully reached retirement? But what expertise have you got? For your retirement, you should set aside between $3.50 million and $4 million.

[@FreemanJameZ]

an account or plan for personal retirement. Since it sounds exactly like an individual retirement arrangement, I do actually speak with my actuary *Leah* *Foster* *Alderman* Furthermore, there is a lack of knowledge on the business side of it. See her details for more information.

[@CoreyLloydo]

I can't wait to go shopping after I get paid because the stocks of several restaurants are dropping!

[@sallyfelix8838]

Great video Canna. Thank you! I love that colour jumper on you ☺☺

[@guyallen2449]

Really useful advice. I like the balance.

[@nobodyatall1010]

You were my introduction to minimalism many, many years ago and nothing's been the same for me since. I've stopped buying things I don't need and saved a lot of money as a result, which in turn has helped with my stress. I'm not so particular about how my home looks -- that isn't what it's about for me -- but more about making sensible choices in my life and appreciating what I have. If my clothes break, now my go-to solution is to fix them while I'm watching a movie or something like that. :) What sometimes stresses me a bit is that my partner is a music collector, so despite my shopping bags being pretty much nonexistent, his are full and then some! :D

[@ivysview]

I can relate to the part of being overwhelmed when I visit people with cluttered and unorganized home. 😨😬

[@zo_471]

Hi Canna, if you got a littke lapel mic I think your sound quality would be better, less echoes.

[@hannkg7715]

I find that labelling the desire to be clutter free and own only what you need as 'minimalism' is the issue. "Minimalism' is not a new ideology, however social media has made it seem like it is. Society has been choosing to minimalist for decades, its just that nowadays, it tends to be a bit of a fad. l like a minimalist look when it comes to decorating my house and not keeping unused items in my wardrobe and cupboards etc, but I wouldn't label myself as a 'minimalist' because then that would create the stress and pressure you are referring to here.

[@guccione692]

you are NOT a minimalist, the number of shoes you show in your last video is just too much even for a maximalist.

[@SugarMamma]

Everyone’s definition and journey is different and I wear all my shoes. Some of them are over 11 years old.

[@David_Lamar_Johnson]

M I L F

[@nobodyatall1010]

Piss off.