Things I Buy MORE As A Minimalist | MINIMALISM

[@AshlynneEaton]

LOVED your version of this video Sarah!! 🤍 And I’m so with you on the reusable items! My reusable water bottle and glass straws are some of my most used items now 😅

[@Luanapradines]

Like Rupaul use to say “two queens standing before me.”

[@nevertime1246]

[@constance-kohctahcn-h2931]

Im a fan of the minimal love happening 💕 and the support you two have for each other. You both are such HUGE sources of inspiration. Keep on putting good out in the world - we all need it

[@emmalouise3536]

Huge fan of Ashlynne too! 👏🏼👏🏼

[@MrHerks]

Hi ladies. Sarah or Ashlynne can you guys recommend a reusable sandwich bag? i do a lot of hiking and use baggies for pretty much everything lol, I'd like to stop with buying one and done bags :) Thanks.

[@evangelinek4502]

Anyone else unable to keep your eyes off those gorgeous earrings? They're so mesmerizing 😁

[@Minerva53s]

Haha a big yes, when the video started all i was focusing was on the ear rings n saw this comment below it felt like someone caught me in the act 🤣

[@sarahaguilar9894]

Yes! Sarah they looked so cute on you! You look great in in big earrings!

[@lidiasandoval8167]

Yes they are beautiful! And look great on her .

[@biablackbutterfly]

💯me too ❤

[@Vics98]

YES! Lol

[@MinimalistRefined]

My minimalist epiphany has been to use the library instead of buying books. That way I can access thousands of books for free - and when I'm done I return them, rather than having them build up at home. Love the almost goofy energy of your videos, so relatable

[@librarygoblin94]

As a bookworm and a minimalist, I love using the library! I get to read a physical book, but I'm also consuming books sustainably. Plus, it's free! In terms of wanting to read more but not seeming to have the time, I'd recommend trying audiobooks! You can read while you're doing other things - cleaning, walking, laundry, etc.

[@swethainty7667]

I do the same thing. I stopped buying books. And if I do, it would be my favorite ones on kindle or audible.

[@clara101]

Love those earrings!! Also I TOTALLY agree with you about “the hunt” in the thrift store but I think that’s what makes it fun!

[@emmalynch3995]

Like a treasure hunt lol

[@naddylinn]

I kept lookin at her earrings 😍

[@MarielaMerino]

I did this video a while ago too! Being a minimalist doesn’t mean you deprive yourself of things but rather add things that bring value to you life 🌻🌻🌻

[@marieherman5940]

I love this way of explaining it

[@kaylonid7045]

Hey Sarah! This might not be your cup of tea, and I know you've moved out of this stage of life, but would you look into doing a video on tips for teens on sustainability? For instance, I know that you know that ethical clothing is EXPENSIVE! It wouldn't be realistic for me to only have 2 pairs of jeans because I get them dirty fast and can't run the laundry enough for that. I wish that would work for me, but it doesn't. I can't go fully ethical and price means ALOT for me, but if you could share some tips/ideas that would be awesome! Thanks for all the vids ❤️

[@coco_louisex7741]

I think this would be a great idea too, I hope she reads your comment 😄

[@kaylonid7045]

Chloe Thanks! I hope she reads it too!

[@bethanyferguson4719]

Hey!! I'm at college so I don't have much money and have been a minimalist for years so have experience being a teen and trying to pay for things with little to no money. I think your best bet is to thrift, you could also have a clothes swap with friends so you all get new outfits but are reusing clothes. If they doesnt work and you have to buy brand new from a store I recommend 1. Buying high quality so it will last a long time and you won't have to keep replacing 2. Make sure you aren't just buying new clothes to fit a style that will go out of fashion in a couple of months. 3. Be intentional with what you are buying, you said two pairs of jeans isn't enough and that's fine minimalism isn't about having hardly any stuff and you have to go without. It is about only having what you need and what will benefit your life, so if you need 4 pairs of jeans and will use them then go for it. I hope this helps

[@Nick-ei8lt]

Kayloni D she’s going to tell you to thrift. If you want the answer faster please check out sustainability vegan, blue ollis, shelbizlee, and Bea Johnson for reading. These people actually stick to sustainable living and haven’t compromised their values for likes and subscribers.

[@jacquelineoliver3439]

When I was in college I thrifted even more then I do now!! Thrift stores get new stuff every day so just keep checking back and don’t lose heart, it takes a while to get an “eye” for it. I also would do clothing swap parties with friends where everyone laid out clothes and we each took turns “shopping”. Also during the end of the year, when people are moving out of the college dorms there were always “yard sales” and free piles put out and I would get stuff there.

[@MrsReed-lf9iz]

Being military, I do not buy high quality items. Reason being, I’m afraid that whenever we have to move the movers we break our items (I’ve heard too many military movers horror stories). We just thrift everything.

[@mmaddielion]

I can second this!

[@MrsReed-lf9iz]

Madeline Johnson I have a friend who just PCSed and the movers broke a one of a kind, custom made table 😬

[@mmaddielion]

That’s awful!!! We only invested in decent furniture because we made a decision to only move the stuff ourselves to our next duty station (unless we were going overseas of course). Plus we got paid a good chunk of change moving from VA to MS. Worked out but I’ve heard horror stories too. A friend who just moved had all her weight equipment stolen by the movers and has to go through the long claim process. Ugh!

[@cierraroy7187]

This is why we always move ourselves for our PCS’s! I would never let the movers touch my things, unless of course we go overseas and have no choice.

[@MrsReed-lf9iz]

Madeline Johnson that’s insane!

[@dominiquetheeasyminimalist]

When I have items to buy, I agree with the higher quality option. Furniture, shoes, or whatever, BUT I shop when it’s discounted! This way I think that it’s a bonus way to afford it. Comfort and longevity often come at a certain price but being patient, knowing where and when to shop, adds to the experience of being mindful in my opinion. Great content Sarah, and hello from hot and sweaty Montreal!

[@Middleone7]

“experiences don’t consume” LOVE! needed to hear that. much love!

[@marsgonzalez9367]

things we need: laundry routine more minimalism workout routine ( no tv) more healthy habits p.s. love you!!! and the earrings are fire!!!!!

[@katiethomas5889]

I agree, I love routines!

[@kayleerae4297]

Yesss

[@a.7525]

In my minimalist journey I have found myself clinging less to "stuff" and have so much more mental, financial, emotional, physical, and spiritual freedom. I personally now have greater capacity to show love to myself and others when I'm not spending that energy on collecting/cleaning/maintaining the STUFF. I would love to hear the way minimalism has impacted your mental health, relationships, etc.

[@alannasteffunick7429]

I love how your hair is looking!!! It's soooooo pretty. I totally relate to everything you said in this video! Since becoming minimalists and decluttering our entire house during quarantine, we definitely noticed our priorities changing as far as money! We're spending less money, and what we do spend it on is higher quality and things we really truly need!

[@katiethomas5889]

I would love to see her hair shaved on one side or a funky color.

[@cassm3428]

Love the point about how thrift stores don't put things out to entice you. You have to look on your own. It's so true but I never thought of it. :)

[@pennylane36]

I’m lucky. My elderly neighbors have a huge garden and they bring me stuff Yesterday he left an almost 5 pound head of cabbage on my porch That thing was beautiful!

[@barbaragoncalves8633]

😍❤

[@kaayjane]

My husband is the plant-obsessed one in our home. We have over 20, and I don’t touch them... just enjoy them :)

[@danialmansouri6865]

I’m so glad you didn’t dis books. I feel like I see so many KZbinrs without a single book in their home and it’s a little terrifying. Reading is so important!💛💛💛

[@LoganCassidy]

Yes or they just switched to an e-reader which works for some people but I just can’t...the one thing I have a lot of is books. I just love a physical book, I couldn’t read on a Kindle or something similar lol. I kind of wish I could to save even more space but I think if you truly enjoy having them then that’s fine!

[@Stuarts84]

We borrow loads of books from the library instead of owning them ourselves :)

[@bunacat1]

I read a ton, I just get most of my books from the Library or my friends and I share books. If I find that I like a book and want to read it over or keep for reference, I buy it. How many times have I purchased a book over the years and it just sits, this way I "try it out" first. :)

[@christinaray2645]

I am someone who reads a LOT and thankfully am very happy with a kindle. It does save me a ton of space. I will say that I tend to spend more money with a kindle (not because the books are pricier, they’re cheaper), but because I can so easily buy another book. If I’m reading a series and I finish one, all I have to do is click and the next one is right there! I totally understand people who would prefer a real book though. If it’s something you love, then it has a place in your home. Minimalism should just be about letting go of stuff you don’t love or need and only keeping the things that being us joy. It’s pretty logical to get rid of things you don’t want or need.

[@alicia4899]

Can you do a video on house plants to buy for indoors

[@juliehenneli3237]

...that are difficult to kill? Please? 🙈

[@shamanlilac260]

Julie Henneli I have a ZZ plant and it’s soooo easy to take care of. Doesn’t need much light and water.

[@klee52724]

Spider plants are happy in low light and can deal with being forgotten about for a bit. Peace lilies do well in indirect light with sparse watering as well. These are toxic though so be careful if you have young kids/pets.

[@alicia4899]

Kaylee Misajet thank you! My house is like a bat cave we really don’t get much sunlight through our windows but I want house plants 😢

[@elena_a-2023]

Alicia, one of the best plans that can’t be killed (even if you try) are Pothos. They are gorgeous and they grow so beautifully. I have about 65+ indoor plants and I love them. If you have Instagram check @plantqween and @welcometothejungle.

[@cgds3560]

Its a compliment: Your life seems sooo perfect in all ways, Family, your parents, spiritually, marriage, kids, life, financial, hobbies, health, the way you talk, care for people, share, etc... i dont see any flaws or they are so small almost just to say you are human but thats it.. ! You are a great woman and really inspiring but also a bit intimidating anyway love you ♡♡♡ blessings

[@kerriecu2]

C GDS hi, don’t feel too intimidated or too self judging . Comparison can be a bit destructive. Remember that Sarah Therese is a KZbinr and this is her living, and now even enough for her husband to stop his main job. She is entrancing, her videos and blogs make life look perfect and I do believe her intent is good. Remember just try and do the best you can with what is available to you. Every life is different, we can only live in this moment and make the best choices at the time. 🙏🏻

[@cgds3560]

@@kerriecu2 Yes definitely, thank you so much for your message, i feel encourage !!

[@pilgrim.on.a.narrow.road.]

Definitely isn't perfect! Don't get me wrong, I like her videos, but I saw one of her videos where she called her baby, "my most beautiful baby so far" which seems like she favours the baby more, and the other kids can seem offended, but what do I know.

[@alemarvar7352]

Sarah, you definitely inspired me to create my channel cause I'm really into self improvement. I'm just starting but with some dedication, I'm gonna be successful. Thanks for the inspiration 🙌☘

[@clara101]

Oh my goodness I definitely have bought more plants since being a minimalist! Love you and hope you are having an amazing day💕

[@mads_kuhn]

YESSSSS Ashlynne getting the recognition she deserves! Love both of your channels!!

[@mads_kuhn]

Sarah Therese omg hiiii

[@lisamyers5824]

You're both awesome!!!

[@Honey-vw4hc]

@@SarahTherese i discovered her from your recommendation - I really valued it, so thank you so much :)

[@irenatheginger2491]

Finally someone else who actually talks about KEEPING books vs getting rid of them! We have so many books and I refuse to get rid of the majority of them. I typically get books and art supplies for my son and leave toys up to the rest of the family.

[@pauoel]

Sarah, love, could you do a video on the type of experiences you're talking about? Like simple and fun things to do with kids (that don't cost as much preferrably)?

[@NikhLogic]

Problem people face - They keep watching minimalist videos one after another :)

[@salerinaxo]

Nightly lol

[@arikosimariamiculet]

@@salerinaxo I am happy when you are you doing tonight for the q

[@arikosimariamiculet]

@@salerinaxo the team is 700

[@stacieayres-ennis1536]

I loved this video. I did not realize that I am a minimalist. I usually tell people that I am not a stuff person. I feel that everything that I purchase should be reusable. I thank God that I had people placed in my life to instill and allow this thinking.

[@tawanajackson5545]

I just bought me reusable produce bags and the reusable ziploc silicone bags and I'm going to order reusable paper towels for the kitchen

[@heathersalter882]

We got you Sarah it all made perfect sense! 💚 My favorite thing to buy is house plants. Have you ever wanted a garden?

[@rdtcoaches6920]

Me: Tries to be a minimalist Sarah: Recommends a product Also Me: I NEED THAT!!!

[@perakkaguava8060]

True😂😂

[@bobbifalde1641]

Guilty... 🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️

[@craftylittleamie1928]

I enjoy most of your content, but this one I loved! It was real and honest and I never feel like I'm making sense so I didn't mind you losing your thread of thought. Thank you Sarah this was a great video and you're right, Ashlynne is amazing ❤

[@betty1707]

What you said about thrifting makes sooo much sense. I startet thrifting about 2 years ago because, so as you, I can’t afford ethical clothing, because I’m a uni student. And I can surely say: The things I bought from a thrift store or at a thrift market I love and appreciate so much more, because I had to search and “hunt” for them. They are unique pieces nobody else has. If you didn’t tried thrifting, please do. It’s a fun activity too. I could spent hours in thrift stores just looking and searching and even try clothes on I would never buy, but their are fancy or vintage. I love your content Sara! God bless you!

[@hirorop5367]

Watching this while my son is watching Disney Plus 🙌🙌🙌 My Mother In Law got us a year subscription as a Christmas gift for my kids. Best Gift Ever. I like Disney Nature and the educational programs too.

[@ms.jackson9349]

I bought the organic basics bra you’d previewed in one of your other videos. Just arrived after a long journey from Germany but was well worth the wait!!!!!!! Looooooovely addition to my undergarments collection. Thank you for the recommendation!!!! 😆

[@tawanajackson5545]

I Love the Thrift Store, it's like a Treasure hunt lol. I also love Garage sales. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and ideas.

[@sarahjoyramizares9518]

When you said "you will find one thing, and its a really good one thing" i felt that because i love thrifted clothes.

[@ashleym5696]

Yes! Some people in my family don’t understand why I don’t have single use water bottles for them on hand.

[@smilingsince87]

Lately I have found that all the junk and stuff I own are just taking up space in my home. They don’t fill my life in a good way but instead they just remind me of how unhappy I have been with my life and using items to replace and make up for the emptiness I’ve experienced. More than ever I want to transition into minimalism. Do you have a video of must haves “reusable” items ? I want to stop buying ziploc bags and cotton pads.

[@kristinmorris5293]

A couple of things: 1. I loooove your hair! 2. GREAT ideas, Sarah! Motivating. 3. Your earrings are on point. 👌

[@stephaniespriggs4081]

This is great and all if you’re not a minimalist out of necessity. This video came off as super privileged to me because of lines like “minimalism opens up your wallet to xyz” implying higher priced items. There are a lot of people that are minimalists simply because they can’t afford anything else, and it certainly doesn’t help open their wallets to anything. Just something to keep in mind. ❤️

[@pegasusquilts]

Totally with you on all this. Used to be called common sense. A few additional comments: Don't stop reading to your kids when they learn to read. And let them see you read to yourself for pleasure. They pick up by osmosis the idea that anything you love doing is fun to do. Also, you don't have to be well off to use these ideas. Your video gives the impression (to me at least) with all the "we buy x because we can" that you can do things because you are upper middle class. My husband and I used all these concepts when I was a grad student and he was a very poorly paid environmentalist. We still took international vacations.

[@salhal271]

Sarah, you should do a laundry tutorial. I cannot for the life of me keep my whites white with natural detergents, and I am assuming you have a way. It's hard to justify buying high quality ethical clothing when it will be grayed after 7 washes. Thanks!

[@lindseyrybicki2438]

My husband and I also dropped Netflix for Disney plus and we love it!! So many good shows for all ages!

[@naners54]

I really like the idea of buying EXPERIENCES!!! Thank you for sharing!

[@AmandaJYoungs]

I could have wept with sheer delight when I heard about your attitude to your kids and reading. Reading is unbelievably good for nurturing creativity and imagination, as well as concentration and the obvious communications skillls. So love your values!

[@lvs6775]

I’m not a minimalist but since becoming more conscious about the material and quality of my clothing (including production), it has severely limited (in the best way) what I can buy. No more impulse buys from chain stores, or from anywhere really. I do like going to thrift stores, but of course that’s limited since you really have to hunt for good items.

[@mandypdx]

I’m not minimalist but I agree with you on fast fashion. I don’t buy things that won’t last along time. Yay for promoting small business/farmers! Great video 💕

[@koala2464]

Sarah. Love your energy and your sharing. Very beautiful videos to watch. Just felt I needed to say that the “experiences” your mentioned, is still consumerism. When you think of everything that goes into those things economically, financially etc, it’s definitely consumerism. You just don’t allow your consumerism into your “daily” life. Saying that, you are very inspiring, a beautiful soul and I’m going to consume each and everyone. Congratulations on a great Chanel.

[@madelynmarie188]

I could not live without Netflix!!! But I do respect your decision and why you don’t like Netflix!

[@paigee4819]

I'm definitely not a minimalist, I love having things around me to inspire me creatively and intellectually. But through watching your videos I have definitely found myself being more mindful of what it is I bring into my house and my life and my mental and physical space. No more knick-knacks, so much more art and books (and local goodies!). Always striving for a more ethical lifestyle and more intentionality. Thanks for this Sarah!

[@l.k.k.2739]

My family shares a ton of the same must haves with the exception of vinyl records. Books records and plants are our main decor:)

[@DansonforJoy]

I was putting Blippi on for my children when I saw you posted this video mere seconds ago! So here I am grabbing a cup of coffee to sit on the floor with my phone and gleefully watch! ☕️😁🌿

[@cath1238]

This video made lots of sense Sarah. I feel like it is really eye-opening on minumalism, because it is true that buying better quality items that will last forever will make you spend less money long-term!

[@baileysbest5905]

Second hand hunting for old cookware and various other antiques is my FAVORITE "Me" time! And YES to plants! P.s. your hair looks fabulous in this video :)

[@montserratmuzzio8648]

sarah your chanel literally changed the way i look at almost every aspect of my life! thank you so much!

[@betsyhendrickson5836]

I would love to hear more about your kids relationship with toys! How do you feel/what do you do when your kids receive gifts and items that don’t truly follow your family’s minimalist mindset? I loved this video!!

[@vaggs75]

I'm glad that your kids love reading! This is such great news. Beware though, because they may lie, just like I did, in order to be "correct". Make sure that they go out and play, because I still as an adult have a problem with not playing in during my time as a kid.

[@brittanyhunter3434]

Yes, Netflix is definitely lame! Also, I wonder-when did you become a minimalist and what were you like before?

[@lexuscarstens7174]

oh my gosh! her plant in the wicker basket has grown so much :p i was watching a lot of new videos and started watching these older ones. i love seeing her children and plants go as time goes on. its such a wonderful thing to be able to look back on.

[@thitime3430]

I am learning to be a minimalist and it is hard when you love shopping, esp. clothes and especially when you have a channel about fashion, lol!

[@laurelharris9075]

Plants do add so much to a space! A big part of my minimalism journey is to choose only the most special things from my (artistic & packratty) childhood... which left me with empty space where I was used to seeing colourful things.. until I got a plant. I think I'm going to get more.

[@rhg3212]

Have you learnt to be more clever with your stuff since becoming a minimalist? I’d love to see a video from you on how you use your things for multiple purposes. For example I have some reusable produce bags for grocery shopping that I also use as a nut bag for making plant milk! They where made from recycled plastic bottles which I love.

[@michiebutterfly7785]

I am with u on the plants! They bring me soooo much joy! I am actually a big reader!!! As is my husband!!! We are resining a child who hates to read! It doesn’t always work out the way at you want it ladies! Don’t get discouraged! It is what it is. He has other hobbies and that’s ok! It was really hard for me to deal with I’m the beginning but he is his own person......so it is what it is! U adjust!:)🤍☀️

[@Emilyrsps]

Yes!!! Great video!! I love thrifting. When my kids were younger it was so easy to find nice quality and gently used clothing items at the thrift shop. Now that they are preteens, we are trying to teach them about having a smaller wardrobe with better quality items. Thank you for mentioning books! We love books!

[@Thetinyfit]

Oh I love this. I’d love to be a minimalist but I still have so many like filler things. It’s a hard transition. But I so feel you on the plants thing (been going crazy) and buying better quality. I bought 2 pair of Madewell jeans and, go figure, they’re amazing. The fit and texture and quality. Previously I was spending $20 a pop a JC Penny. And 1 use things are never one use. Snack boxes from sprouts get turned into seed starters, a chip bag becomes a garbage bag, and I don’t go anywhere without a cup and straw. Love your shares!

[@hannabanana85]

My favorite reusable item I’ve bought and get the most use out of is my menstrual cup!! I could never go back to tampons lol I’m on my way to a minimalist lifestyle I love your minimalist series and Ashlynne’s too! She’s so sweet 💙

[@qusasathulm8034]

You’ve explained the each point really well. I am trying my best to be minimalist even though we don’t have thrift stores. And I can’t afford the price of local businesses as a student. Yet the concept is so clear and I am doing my best. Thank you so much, I’ve found the right video to share with my fiancé about how I want to live as a minimalist 🥺✨.

[@michaellasagna7216]

We use a subscription service for movies too. One thing that has really helped my family is switching all our DVDs over to a binder style CD holder. We have several movies we didn’t want to get rid of and a lot of Disney/ kids dvds. It is used mostly for the car now because we have a DVD player for the kids.

[@dikshagaur5279]

Hi Sarah loved this video and I totally got you on buying more or better of some things while being a minimalist. I would love if you could do a video on book recommendation for little kids!

[@KimPossible1155]

Can you please do a video on your cloth diapering routine? What you use and how? I cloth diaper my 9m old and love it. Would love to know how you do it!

[@rachelsmith2110]

I totally hear you on thrifting!! Anytime I go thrift shopping and find something for my daughter.. I have to show everyone who comes over and be like “I got this at the thrift store it’s amazing!! Just look at it” 🤣

[@hameley12]

I definitely must agree about plants in the apartment - my three babies are a year old -- an aloe Vera, lemon plant, and tomato plant. 😊 Reusable cotton, cottonswab, recyclable baking paper, toothbrush, shower brush, I could go on. My new items with proper care will last up to 12 -14 years!

[@luthfiyuliastika337]

Hello, i'm from indonesia 😊 And i related almost from your video. Hope i can live like you, since i was a kid my parents didn't have lots of money. So we must choose carefully what we bought, and i learned so much as a grow up and become a mom, spending less is better. I love you so much. Yes.. give children books not toys

[@inesa.891]

I saw the title an I was honestly intrigued by the title of this video (isn't minimalism supposed to mean decreasing your overall purchases) but it all made sense when I saw it till the end. It was awesome and clear as always. It also made me wonder if you had planed to make a "concrete saving tips" video explaining how you actually save money (not the just items you no longer buy but hacks on how to track your purchases and live on a budget). It would be very helpful ! Much love from France ;-)

[@tomaraenging7702]

I just really enjoy watching your videos though I'm not a minimalist. The way you provide info, explain every small detail makes me feel really inspired. You're so energetic) Your ideas are worth sharing. Thanks a lot))))

[@carinafunk1197]

Becoming obsessed with your videos! I love how they are so to the point (aka you don't ramble on about things people don't care about haha). I also find your voice so beautiful to listen to and you explain things so well. Thanks for another awesome video Sarah!

[@zillennialtries]

I used to thrift shop all the time until I got accidentally brought home an unexpected free item from Goodwill: a bed bug infestation... Now I'm too scared to go back to a thrift store. Consignment maybe, but definitely not a large chain thrift store.

[@AnniApplecake]

Here in Germany, many old telephone booths were rebuilt into public bookshelves. So whenever you finished a book you can leave it there and grab another one someone else left there for free. Sometimes I just walk by one of those public bookshelves and get lost by looking through all those nice books. There are also alway beautiful children's books for my little one's, and whenever Wie accumulated too many books at home, we pack them up to donate to the public shelves.

[@happyhealthy1880]

I've been watching Ashlynne lately. She's amazing.

[@Theatriics]

Love this and agree! If you want to take being eco friendly a step further, I read how someone saves water by not using sink water to water her plants. Instead she collects rain water in a huge plastic tote bag and soaks all her plants in the bag that way the plant drinks up all it needs and you're not wasting any fresh water.

[@amalieknotova8492]

I love this video so much! This is a brilliant way to show to consumer people how we live a minimalist life and what we buy.

[@_meap]

I so love this video! It helps me relax a bit from eco anxiety and it lets us know our "must haves" in minimalism. Thank you!

[@TiannaOuellette]

This video TOTALLY made sense!! Since becoming more minimal I noticed I go to more local places or purchase second had/ from thrift stores first!

[@OnlyPunkin8]

Since I’ve become a minimalist I actually buy less books. I love books. I bought books all the time. Never read them. Lol. So now I just use the library and local take/give libraries all the time. If I don’t read the library book I don’t feel bad about money being thrown out.

[@robinelaeuppi9861]

Hey Sarah! 💕 loved that video! Lately a lot of people ask me about the stuff I buy: "Thought you are a minimalist - why spending so much money on this or that...?" You gave them the answer! so thank you Love 😇

[@mayamills8630]

Hey girl! I absolutely love your channel and I've been watching you for awhile. Thank you so much for opening up my world to minimalism. I just wanted to softly point out that Amazon is not the most ethical, there have been many employees who have spoken out about mistreatments. It is much more effective to buy straight from the source! I know Amazon is so convenient and I often bought from them but Ive been trying to more consciously think about those purchases recently and I just wanted to point that out to you as well! You may already know all of this but I thought it was worth bringing to light. Anyways thank you for all of the wonderful videos and informative content!!

[@anneliesejamison3043]

I would love to see your shoe collection because I know you like Vivobarefoot but I would love to see your favorites😊

[@mallorymccall6789]

Same!!

[@katiethomas5889]

I would also love to see a GRWM video for a special event!

[@sabinebente8860]

Love this, thank you so much! Thought I wasn’t doing to good on my minimalism journey, but now I know that it is ‘normal’ to buy more plants and high quality things

[@jerricaisrael2641]

Can you do a video talking about your cleaning routines and schedule? I'd love to know when you schedule your tasks and how! Love watching your content!

[@rachelcrotts66]

I was introduced to your channel yesterday. Currently on my own minimalist journey and I'm in love with your videos! Thanks for what you're doing!!

[@Jessn247]

„That’s my huuuuusband“ the cutest!

[@sarabodkin2557]

Hello Sarah! I'm a new subscriber to your channel. I've watched you for a while, and I just wanted you to know that I LOVE your videos! You've helped me stay organized and inspired me to declutter.

[@rebekahsummers4953]

“They don’t get scratched or used as frisbees” 😆😂 True, true 😂

[@ali_plz]

I love how your hair looks now! 💜 Pretty earrings too!

[@magdalenakurtyka4020]

10:00 "Netflix is so lame" nice to see that some people in US/Canada notice that :D Greetings from Poland ;)

[@Majus555]

Netflix zawsze podsuwa mi gnioty... i muszę się przedzierać, żeby znaleźć fajne filmy :D

[@chamallow989]

The worst part about netflix is the fact that when a show you liked didn't get enough views, you are very likely to never get another season. It happened to me at least 4 times in the last 2 years and now I decided that I would stop paying just to get this.

[@hollyatkinson3940]

Love the documentary on there

[@makenab.6725]

Suuuuuuch an awesome video!! And yes you make perfect sense in your descriptions! Your passionate and knowledgable about what you do so anything you say about minimalism is spot on! Thank you so much for inspiring me!

[@fiddlersonthefarm]

Don't think I've ever been this early 😂 I love you so much Sarah! You're such an inspiration!

[@sarasmith5506]

100% agree with buying these things “more” as minimalists.

[@emmacolleen]

completely amazing video!! thanks sarah!

[@ruthst-martin5887]

I love going to Thrift store too!!!! It's not being cheap but you just being smart! Cheers 🙌💞

[@BThirstyPretzel]

Yes, Robin Hood is one of my fav. disney cartoons EVER! I love the tiny bunny "Mind your Mattles"