Top 20 Minimalist MONEY HACKS 💰 (This is POWERFUL!) » How to Save Money Like a Minimalist in 2024

[@AtoZenLife]

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[@medicclasses2994]

🚪 Thank you Marissa!!!

[@SurferGirl3651]

🚪all 20

[@julieb2102]

🚪😄 My husband & I both bring our lunches to work each day! My coworkers are always wondering how I can travel each year - it's literally the cost of their take out lunches

[@belvederebuslife8761]

Shopping second hand, cooking at home, and not subscribing to multiple streaming services. Also we recently sold our house to be rid of our mortgage. We plan to build a tiny house and live mortgage free with reusable energy to cut bill costs. It's not for everyone of course, but it's been our dream for years! 🚪

[@6ohthejoyy]

I learned this from my dad, so I can't take all the credit... but, he always said if something is broken fix it! It is often way cheaper to fix a broken item than it is to buy a whole new one. Seems obvious, but I see my friends/family throw things out and buy new all the time. Try to fix it first, its already broken so why not at least try!

[@Nicole-zv7ee]

Wow, what a powerful story, about the elephants! Thank you for sharing that.

[@Mrs_Guac_and_Glock]

I'm not exactly striving to be a minimalist, but I absolutely love how raw and honest you are about your journey. We need more of that on the internet ❤️

[@flohough1870]

Meal planning is such a game changer. I started doing it when I realized I'd come home from work and because I didn't plan ahead and thaw something out, we'd just go out to eat. We were going out WAY too much. Not only is it cheaper, but it's healthier too.

[@jeremygiroir919]

🚪 Just moved to a slightly smaller apartment after 7 years and 3 kids. I could not believe the amount of things we accumulated, and now we don't have room for half the stuff we own. I'm not looking to be a minimalist, just let go of the thneeds we've gathered, and strive to fill this smaller space with only that which gives us joy. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@MarielaMerino]

if theres things on amazon that i want ill first add it to my wish list and let it sit there for a month. often times ill forget about most of them! it helps me realize i didnt really need them. great tips Marissa!

[@AtoZenLife]

I do that too! 😂 Like 90% end up deleted. Thanks for sharing!

[@howtoadultschool]

I do that too Mariela! I keep a 'to buy' list on my phone, and make sure I write an item down on there and keep it for at least two weeks before I even consider buying it. It keeps me from buying so many things I don't even really want, let alone need!

[@MarielaMerino]

@@howtoadultschool yay awesome!!

[@honeymae8714]

Me too😉

[@juliastrom9218]

I do the same thing!! It has really helped me.

[@a.h.5119]

🚪been decluttering for over 3 years. Layers and years of clutter. These videos help me keep going.

[@natashatheresa]

About to be consumer debt free this month!!! Can’t wait!! Great video as always!!

[@howtoadultschool]

Congratulations Natasha! That's huge, you're going to feel amazing!

[@LiMaTho14489]

Woot!! 👏

[@AtoZenLife]

Whoop whoop, get it girl! 🤗🤗🤗

[@AshiyaWhitley-ShawVeganAthlete]

Congratulations!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤️💃🏽

[@natashatheresa]

Thanks everyone for your support it means a lot and I am so excited!!!

[@berlinefernandez]

So love all your content.🚪🚪 So realistic. I'm a SAHM and just needed to pay our last $3000 debt and we're debt free. 💖🎉🎉 Cant wait to be free (emotionally, mentally and spirituality). Just makes me think about this makes me excited. And just focus on our monthly rentals and bills was awesome💖🥰 Thank you for sharing 💖🙏🙏🚪🚪🚪🚪

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

Thanks for commenting, I have been getting this questions lately about my investments. If interested talk to my trade analyst's company to make good 200% income, go more on digital assets(Crypto).

[@linneafristoe3277]

My husband and I have talked of him retiring in 3 years. But when we realized that his retirement plus social security would be about $100 less if he retires now, plus save on $150 a month on gasoline, we decided to look at it we could do it now. (He's under a great deal of stress, working the job of 3 supervisors in his own.) I told him we needed to do a month of no-spend. We still have our allowance, and there is one tool he still needs in his workshop. But we've only spent $3.21 eight days into the month. And it was something we were going to pick up at sometime, but for 3-5 times the cost.

[@AtoZenLife]

I love that you are working together so well and thinking about this deeply! Good luck with the rest of the spending freeze. 🧊

[@josephbridges7470]

I immediately invest every penny after replenishing my basic accounts to my set standards ($500 for 2 weeks and about $3500 for all monthly bills+ 1 month worth of emergency). This way I never spend more than I have set as my standards. I put away about $40k in investments when I had really crappy jobs over the course of a decade. When I got a good paying job, I kept the same standards and just kept investing. Now it’s about $90k after about 3 years and includes when I was laid off during covid for several months. Getting use to not spending money means I often never get to less than $200 for 2 weeks.

[@TGYtco]

🚪 I totally needed this! I have decluttered multiple times over the years, and end up with a house full of stuff again! I just decluttered again over the summer and would way rather have more in savings than to have a house full of stuff again. So, I am on a new journey!

[@sallydansereau1270]

All very good points. My husband and I made saving a priority years ago and I am so grateful we did. We weathered several job losses, having kids, and finally when I got ‘retired’ from my career job we figured I didn’t have to return if we stuck to our budget. Since then I have taken up art and I am very happy. One tip I would add is asking a financial advisor or researching how much you really need to retire. I worked with so many people who stayed on years more than they should have because they were afraid to let go of their pay check.

[@AtoZenLife]

Yes, excellent tip! So glad you made saving a priority and were able to “weather the storms”. I always say to save on sunny days, because you never know when the rain is coming. 🌧 Take care!

[@Terry_1111]

🚪 Started decluttering my life after I retired. Still have a way to go but I just recently discovered your channel and it's been helpful in getting me back on track. Thank you and Happy New Year!

[@janetlarue1231]

🚪 I am on a decluttering journey. It has been so freeing! I was so tired of "things " controlling my life. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!! Thank you for sharing hope with us! I am always encouraged when I watch your videos. Blessings

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

Thanks for commenting, I have been getting this questions lately about my investments. If interested talk to my trade analyst's company to make good 200% income, go more on digital assets(Crypto).

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

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[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

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[@susanreichelt1868]

Marissa 😍I am so glad that I found your channel. I started decluttering and donated 4 bags of cloth - more to go in winter season. Thanks to your tip I sold my first item on Ebay this week and there is more to be sold. Looking forward to your next video ❤

[@corinnestauffiger5693]

🚪 some tips: meal planning based on food which is on sale. Throw away any ads which come with mail right away. Compare different companys for things like insurance/ tv, intenet… do not lease a car but buy it with cash or think about if you really need one. Check if the company you work for has any side offerings (mine offers a cheap mobileabo). Thanks Marissa!

[@AtoZenLife]

Great tips, thanks Corinne! 🚪

[@maypasifiki9360]

I just discovered this channel last week and I am so grateful. I've started decluttering my wardrobe and library books in the last 2 days and it feels so good to get rid of stuff I don't need.

[@lindamcdermott9980]

🚪all of these suggestions are good ones. I’ve sold household items on Facebook marketplace, and as an artist, I’ve sold things at craft fairs. Also, as an artist, I work at it every day now that I am retired, I recently organized my things and was amazed at how much stuff I have. (Dhhhh…..I do it every day, of course it accumulates!) I am good at making things, but not so good at marketing. Craft fairs are a limited option for me due to my age and abilities. I’ve set a goal for myself to be more proactive in trying to market. This was an encouraging video. I am happy to say I have finally become debt free, I mindfully thrift, and declutter and take advantage of free activities. The one thing I do on a regular basis is go out several times a week to practice sketching or whatever art challenge I give myself, and I combine that with a small lunch and visit with friends. My life happiness is so improved. Your videos are always so meaningful. Thank you. 💕🚪

[@LiA-dc3st]

Great video thank you!!! I’m so amazed how ppl ( and even some friends and family) are more sympathetic with you if you tell them you are broke than you are saving or in a budget. 🚪🙏

[@AtoZenLife]

That’s an interesting observation! I can definitely think of times when that might be the case. Cheers Li A. 🤗

[@ramunez.8163]

🚪great video, as always 👍🏻 When I have started shifting my mind about consumerism, I was repeating a “mantra”: I’ve got nothing and I don’t need anything (Aš nieko neturiu ir man nereikia nieko). Or: “I am enough”. It helped me to concentrate on my goals and on inner me.

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

Thanks for commenting, I have been getting this questions lately about my investments. If interested talk to my trade analyst's company to make good 200% income, go more on digital assets(Crypto).

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

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[@carissatracy7044]

Love the elephant and rope story. We are finding FREEDOM everywhere from starting our minimalism / getting out of debt / growing closer to Jesus. It’s all simultaneously occurring and our contentment muscle is growing with our debt snowball. Now I’m telling all of my friend and family because it is SO worth it.

[@AliceJoMiner]

🚪 started 7 years ago giving 7 boxes of books to charity. Then listened to Mari Kondo audio book. Then watched minimal mom. It has taken a long time but your Chanel and minimal mom channels have helped me decluttering and organize.

[@marie-soleildobie7495]

That story made me ball 😭😭🐘 🚪 The only thing I need to improve in our budget is the food. Omg I hate cooking so does my hubby🧑🏻‍🍳 I can’t wait for your video on food!! I hope there are little and fast recipes. That would inspire me to cook simple food and I’d be so proud of myself 🥰🙃

[@nekomon2546]

🚪I've been practicing minimalism for the last 2 years or so. It may be a slow process but I'm noticing changes and my thinking has changed too. I still have a long way to go until I reach my goal but I am patient because I know I will get there eventually and I'm loving the journey!

[@anacorona2527]

Beautiful!!

[@psycprofessor4997]

Very comprehensive! I’m glad you linked it in your newest video. Thank you!

[@Snuki08]

🚪 I started Swedish death decluttering, to start my long journey into minimalist living. It’s a difficult emotional journey parting with the belongings of my late husband and son, all while fighting my “beliefs” of “ lack@ of time, money and happiness. I’ll get there. Thank you for your content. It helps 😊

[@lorienleigh]

Couponing and grocery rebates! I’ve received over $1,000 in Ibotta rebates and save 25-50% off my grocery bill every time I shop, all while eating a plant-based diet!

[@kristinamarshall6386]

I found your channel in the past couple of weeks, and it's one of my favorite minimalist inspirations. We have four children and have a dream to live overseas, so I live to see how your family has realized your dreams with the help of minimalism. We are making big progress this year! 🚪

[@kirathomas888]

🚪 loving shifting to minimalist home with our family of 7, we have been doing the last few months - I am so excited to put your money tips in place! 🥰❤

[@AtoZenLife]

Thanks so much and wishing you lots of luck 🍀!

[@carmend9321]

Meditate.If you are calm and you have a vision/a plan everything re-arrange its self.

[@howtoadultschool]

The 30 day rule is SUCH a useful tool for avoiding overspending! It's so rare that we 'need' something in the moment. I also have this list in my phone and it keeps me from buying all kinds of things that I don't even really want, let alone need! I literally deleted the item 'swiss army knife' from my list the other day, like what?! SUCH a helpful tool. 😂

[@AtoZenLife]

Hahaha, how random! 😂 thanks for watching!

[@lydiaschicklin5978]

That is just common sense! All I learnt from my granny and maman was spare first, budget your spending, avoid debts at all costs ! .be wise! Thank you very much for sharing with all of us your money journey ! Bisous from Alsace 😁😍😘🤗

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

Thanks for commenting, I have been getting this questions lately about my investments. If interested talk to my trade analyst's company to make good 200% income, go more on digital assets.(Crypto)

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

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[@bpassion4fashion581]

Goal : I want to declutter my physical space, as well as my mental / emotional space so that I create space and be open to what is possible. I want to feel lighter, have more fun, make more meaningful connections and have more time to do the things I love like crafting, knitting, crocheting , reading .

[@familyof5quicktips514]

Being on a budget is so freeing! It takes away stress and allows you to budget for things you want and not feel guilty for buying those things! Great video! Thanks for sharing!

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

Thanks for commenting, I have been getting this questions lately about my investments. If interested talk to my trade analyst's company to make good 200% income, go more on digital assets.(Crypto)

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

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[@rh7968]

Since you mentioned food, I would love to see a Shop with me video idk if you meal plan or get delivery. I'd like to see what kind of meals you make and maybe a fridge pantry tour. Avoiding food waste is a big part of my eco-minimalist journey

[@agathareimer2924]

I second this.

[@tamarabroughton8533]

Would love this too please

[@lb9549]

Would love a clean eating shop with me with big enough portions ;) I also have to keep in mind that my meal planning doesn't have to look like anyone else's. Our 2 boys have appetites of grown men and since we prioritize clean and organic food, we have a large grocery budget and buy a LOT of food. We don't waste anything, but I've sort of given up watching food hauls because they either feature low quality/unhealthy foods or assume kids have small appetites. Be the change Marissa!!

[@angierecovering_clutterer2434]

I'm with ya! Emotions are powerful, especially those old ones that we get used to over time. 🚪

[@michaelmyerslovesbooks]

I get so much out of these videos. I often will rewatch them to remind myself of all the hacks 😊

[@eileenwiley825]

🚪Started a minimalism journey last month and am so glad I found your channel!

[@stacyb6278]

You can buy charcoal sticks on Amazon instead of Brita filters. They are compostable and can be used in any pitcher.

[@AtoZenLife]

I will look into that, thanks 🙏

[@ZoeMikelStites]

I really enjoy your channel. I'm in the process of decluttering on a more granular level after doing a big, KonMari style declutter before I moved last year. My mental illness helped me get in to debt, so I'm selling and donating as much as I can of what I'm decluttering

[@quoththeraven13]

What a sad story. 😭🐘

[@AtoZenLife]

I know, right? Makes me tear up every time I think about it.

[@ktee6370]

@@dp2404 good point :(

[@carolinecumming8699]

🚪 love your videos they connect with me and give me inspiration and direction. Thank you for posting your journey

[@subhashninaidu6767]

🚪 starting my Decluttering journey

[@Sapientiam]

I strive to be a minimalist. Even though it may take me long time to declutter/sell all of the things I no longer need or want I know I am on my way to more of a clutter free home and space. I just sold 8 lengths of curtains that I will be shipping out tomorrow. I got back all the money I payed back in 2016 (ish) and the buyer payed money for the shipping (of course). There was a 50% sale back then when I bought them. The funny thing is that there was a 50% sale on the exact same curtains in the exact same store where I bought them in the first place at the same time the buyer bought them from me. So the person who bought them from me could have gotten brand new curtains from the store for the exact same price And saved their shipping costs.. I've been lucky a few times, and this was definitely one of those times. I am happy to have been able to sell them, and last but not least I'm happy I got all my money back. Looking forward to getting this package on its way to its new owner. 💰📦

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

Thanks for commenting, I have been getting this questions lately about my investments. If interested talk to my trade analyst's company to make good 200% income, go more on digital assets.(Crypto)

[@SoundslikElnaJosefine]

🚪& 💰!!Paying off my car now, and then the house!! Thanks for your great content, Marissa! You are true inspiration, and I really like your honest, and well researched videos!

[@AtoZenLife]

That is so exciting, congratulations Elin! And thank you for your kind words. 🤗

[@SoundslikElnaJosefine]

@@AtoZenLife thank you, Marissa! I have been so inspired by watching all your videos, you are really helping people. For me, your story and tips made me finally break through with my sentimental clutter and my hopeless collection of books:) I am very grateful! All the best wishes for you and your family!! ❤️

[@katiegleaves3792]

I'm in the opposite situation, lol. My spouse and I do not have credit cards or other "commercial debt," which we've always been proud of. He's been working on his credit with a small personal loan for a new computer, which he recently paid off, along with his student loans. Then we had to replace our car at the beginning of the summer (after a series of vehicles over the last 12 years that had each cost under $2000 US cash, but over time have left me stranded, late to work, stuck in snow, stalling while driving, unreliable, or spun out on the freeway in a blizzard, etc) finally decided to bite the bullet and buy "a grown up car" with a service plan; first time we've had a car payment in about 15 years and I hate that feeling. Skip ahead to September, and the house we've been renting from family, well... they've decided to sell it; either we buy it at a good discount, or it goes on the market and we move out. ugh. So here we go into the scary housing market when the mortgage rates are sky-high and the timing with our credit history is not good. Wish us luck! 🚪 But on the bright side, I had started decluttering in July so that's kind of a weird, ironic bonus, I guess. I initially started downsizing for our mental and emotional health/wellbeing, and so we could organize the storage area in the house, which had become a dumping ground. Now it the process has a different purpose, and a timeline. yikes!

[@bhairaviroshi4252]

🚪 I started decluttering year ago thinking I will be done soon.. this year I focused to paying debt. Funny how this actually goes together..! Still doing both but see big progress. So happy to found your channel and story ❤️

[@pickles-e8i]

🚪I am just starting my declutter and minimalist journey. You're videos are giving me inspiration and motivation. Thank you!

[@wiktoriamazur136]

🚪Hi! I've always had clean space around me, and I really enjoyed cleaning since I remember. I lived in a big house with my family and there was always a lot of space for things. Because of that I never really realised I was drowning with things I didn't need or used in years. From my old toys, books, board games, jigsaw puzzles, to clothes etc. I'm now in my 20s and no longer live with my parents, but I have some things in my old room. Thanks to your channel and videos , I managed to declutter my old stuff (or actually my current home and my old room!), I sold and donated so many things! I'm was so happy that my old and unused things made someone else happy. I'm also more conscious while buying new things and gifts for others. Thank you so much for your content! I feel much happier and lighter now. I also try teach my mom some tips but she is a tough hoarder 😅 (sorry for any grammar mistakes, I'm still learning english:)) Have a nice day to everyone who read this:)

[@EricaLucasLoves]

Changing your relationship with money is a game changer on a minimalist journey. Great list!

[@AtoZenLife]

Thanks Erica. 😘 I know you get this!

[@luciaolimpia2621]

I'm really enjoying watching one of your videos each morning while having breakfast 🎉 My husband is not really on board with the money-saving thing 😢 If it's like with minimalism then we shouldn't impose anything on other people, but it's really hard to have such differences😅

[@AtoZenLife]

It is REALLY hard! Have you watched Ramit Sethi’s KZbin channel, I Will Teach You to Be Rich? He helps out couples just like you who have different emotions and habits when it comes to money - it’s really interesting, helpful, and healing to see honest conversations about a taboo topic like money! I 💯 recommend to check him out 🙏

[@dogs_for_life45]

🚪I'm so happy to have found you on you tube bc I watch you almost everyday. You're inspiration and guidance is so needed, and helpful. Thank you for being here. I'm starting to save, and declutter my whole house and I have already filled about two lawn bags full of clothes recently (or more over the past year), my next room is my own because I want to minimize all the things I have in my closet to help the clutter minimize also. Thank you so much for the guidance.

[@AtoZenLife]

That’s so wonderful to hear! Keep it up, welcome to the fam! 🤗

[@magdaskowronska9757]

🚪- on my way, also thanks to you ❤️, for 2 years now.

[@derosa195]

beautiful asthetically charming video . . Well done ! Cheers to minimizing belongs for love and peace.

[@DrCorinneDevin]

Coupons. I find better luck with non-food items like detergent, cleaning supplies. But it feels so good knowing that every time I go to the store to get the items that I need to keep my home clean I will save money as well

[@AtoZenLife]

That’s a great tip, and detergents are so expensive, so using a coupon can really help. 👏

[@nairbvel]

I also use apps on my phone that offer money-back deals on specific items; I just have to use the app to photograph & electronically submit the receipts. They work like delayed action receipts; you pay the regular price at checkout but when the receipt is scanned, the value of the deal is added to your account. It may take a while to reach the "cash out" minimum -- usually around $20-$25 -- but regular use of the apps has already netted me $40 this year in addition to the savings from regular paper coupons.

[@DrCorinneDevin]

@@nairbvel what is your favorite apps?

[@irmabronder]

Thank your money when you receive or give it or pay for something. Much love.❤

[@RayTator]

🚪about a month now and WHAT A BIG CHANGE I love it

[@beatricegaltieri2525]

🚪 I'm in my 3rd year decluttering non stop. Your contents really help, thank you tor sharing your knowledge in an effective way.

[@moboulanger2036]

I just watched you for the first time. Love what you have to say!!

[@breeblack4397]

One "bad habit" I've dropped is spending on books. As a minimalist, I dont have any physical books (honestly the convenience of reading on my phone if I'm out and about, or iPad at home has me sold), but I used to buy TONS of books - I love reading! Bad day? New exciting story! Just accomplished something? New book! I have changed to a wishlist system. So basically if I hear about a book that I really want to read - I check my library first (they have an online library with kindle compatible books), and if the library doesn't have it, I'll put it on my wishlist. I'll periodically go through my wishlist - sometimes the books get discounted to free, or just to make sure these books are still something I want to read (Marie Kondo said something about letting go of books you haven't read because it wasn't the right time... I think of this wishlist decluttering in the same vein as a lot of what she said about books). I feel like now I spend next to nothing on books, but spend so much more time reading! I bought 4 books last year.... and read 72 books! I'm at 23 books read so far this year!

[@lb9549]

We have also stopped buying books!! (although my husband does occasionally.) I still like the feel of an actual book in my hands, and I don't like my kids in front of screens frequently so we use our library alot!!

[@lynncorley2241]

🚪your videos resonate with me and I really appreciate your insights! I am learning a lot and slowly implementing the ideas and principles you share. Thank you!

[@b___randi]

So simple, yet so helpful!!! Thank you Marissa!!! 💓

[@AtoZenLife]

Thanks Brandi!

[@fourthmoon4310]

I'm almost done with all of your videos! I love every bits of it. 😊

[@janieclaypool9842]

🧦🚪Just starting my decluttering journey and you are my inspiration. Thank you for all you do.

[@tanyajohnston8262]

I mostly only shop second hand. Love it and so enjoy when I find great items for less. Funny I always say I’m addicted to thrifting because I am.

[@rachelemazza8623]

🚪🚪🚪 You are SOOOOO inspirational. I've been on this journey for years and when I went scoping KZbin for fresh inspiration I found you!! Thank you for sharing your family and home. God bless Marissa Hugs, Rachele~

[@Aaron-hg8jo]

So wise. I'm really grateful for your videos.

[@CocoAzoitei]

Here I am binge-watching every single one of your videos! Great channel x

[@amandabryson1689]

You are so beautiful and down to earth.I really am appreciative of coming across your videos.I seem to connect with you,I think it's the way you bare your voluntaries and learned from them,used them to grow beautifully.Thank u so much for sharing yourself with us.Blessings to you and your family.

[@petegaither4649]

🚪 & 💰 Set up snowball system for my debts, decluttering my house, visualizing my new simple life as an old lady without unnecessary stress.

[@hangingwithheather9898]

🚪 I've been binge watching your videos 👀. I 100% relate to being sentimental 🙋🏻‍♀️ Your videos have been helpful and encouraging to me.

[@lauramonje240]

🚪 WANTS vs NEEDS.....that's where I need to start.....we just gave ourselves a max number of times to eat out each week....3x. We will save money and eat healthier!! Thank you for this video! ❤🙏🏼😊

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

Thanks for commenting, I have been getting this questions lately about my investments. If interested talk to my trade analyst's company to make good 200% income, go more on digital assets(Crypto).

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

He is very much available on W•H•A•T•S•A•P•P_ + ❶ ❺ ❻ ❸ ❷ ❷ ⓿ ❹ ❸ ❷ ❽

[@juliaf2260]

🚪 i think it's just about keep on going. Always try to keep on routines and looking for motivating myself. ❤ change always hurts but it's worth it (at least for me). Love your channel🥰

[@AtoZenLife]

Thanks so much for sharing and your kind words! ✨🤗✨

[@muf9399]

🚪I am just starting my minimalist journey and am glad I found your channel. Great advice😄

[@redphoenixalpha7229]

Great video! Well done! Loved the story with the ropes and the elephants! As you said, sometimes we cannot even see our ropes, that makes it even more difficult!

[@LifeWithAllOfUs]

Great video! Thanks! We have a little credit card debt and I hate it. Our house and one of our cars is paid off so we don’t have a lot of debt overall but I hate the credit card debt so this is helpful. I’ve already stopped buying a few weeks ago and it feels amazing!

[@pthompson7874]

🚪 I'm starting to declutter my home and my mind, save some money and my sanity - and scared to death... Looking forward to learning more from you

[@amydecker6207]

We don't give a whit about new clothes, new cars, etc. The most effective method we are using to pay off debt is to eliminate restaurants (including drive thru coffees). I call it Groceries At Home. Headed home and feeling hungry? We have Groceries At Home. Going to be out for several hours? Pack the cooler, because we have Groceries At Home. Going on a vacation? Meal prep ahead of time, because we have Groceries At Home. (We share vacations with family, thereby cutting condo costs in half; I refuse to give up trips completely.) I have paid off so much just by dedicating time each day to meal plan and cook.

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

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[@annsovilea]

Thank you for inspiring me with all of these money hacks! ❤❤

[@cbbaby2012]

🚪 in a constant state of re-evaluating what I have around me.

[@AtoZenLife]

Wishing you the best 👍

[@neonaviolett6281]

Thank you 🙏☀️

[@sranyak]

It was so wonderful listening to you I was thinking of minimizing my life after watching your video I am truly ready. I will keep you updated of my accomplishments.

[@judymcpheron5955]

🚪 Here to my journey into a clutter-free minimalist lifestyle. I want an open floor space. 🤦😉 Thanks Miranda.

[@tinajackson9114]

I believe each and every day I know I can

[@bilindalaw-morley161]

Re the wardrobe. I don't own an iron or board. These days if it really needs ironing I won't buy it, but usually I handwash "good clothes", often in the shower with me. I then drip dry them. I'm in Australia so this is easily doable. I have a special hand painted shirt that's lasted forty years--and yes I *do* wear it! Even "fast fashion" often doesn't wear out if you do this, particularly if you put clear nail polish on button backs, and wax or soap on zippers when they first get sticky. I recently had a woman literally pursue me through a shopping mall to ask where I'd got my outfit. She got quite offended when I told her but then I added it had been twenty years ago (it was from a franchise chain that still exists). She wouldn't believe me. Usually these days I buy thrifted and often end up donating stuff back, in good condition; this has made me a clothes hoarder, because I have heaps of closet space and I'm not bothered by clothes as clutter --i think I've still got less than a lot of people though. Fun story...my younger son was eight years old when he saw me get out the ironing board. Looking greatly puzzled he said," What are you doing? What's that thing?" Not so fun story...he's now thirty and whilst at University paid heaps at an alteration service to get buttons sewn back on...because he'd never seen me do it, so assumed it was difficult!! . And no, none of his friends, male or female, knew how to do it, although a few vaguely said things like *My grandma does that button stuff" Luckily I was able to convince him I could take hems up, and I taught him that and replacing buttons before he spent more money. It seems that common sense and frugal living fit under the minimalism umbrella.

[@ladyskye3179]

🚪Thank you for suggestions you have. I'm trying very hard to stop spending and getting rid of things

[@dreamtlife0656]

🚪❤ Thank you so much for your encouraging content, I am starting my minimalism journey and cannot wait to see where it leads.

[@kamilalaing117]

in early stages of my own journey and I do find your story inspirational 🚪

[@nairbvel]

You mentioned one of my rules, but I think I can say it in fewer words: "Good enough is good enough." For example, if I enjoy the taste of the $1.29 house brand soup as much as the $2.49 name brand soup (or can make it just as enjoyable with a couple of pennies' worth of seasoning), then I buy the less expensive "no-name" soup. I also regularly make compromises; if there's a real difference between a less expensive item and its more expensive counterpart, then what other preference (or purchase) can I put aside to make up the difference? Even when I splurge, I try to go with better value for my money -- for example, my family recently figured out that if we're having food delivered on those "too exhausted to cook & clean up" days (we're dealing with a medical situation that makes them a lot more common than they'd ever been before), then a 30-minute round trip drive to the "expensive" Chinese restaurant we all like will net us enough "real" food for 8 or 9 good-sized servings as will a call to have soup & sandwiches for 4 delivered to the house.

[@anoekbreeden7486]

Beautiful moneyhacks. And i love all your content here. Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing your life with us this way. There is one thing that changed my life and in wich i disagree a bit on one of the rules and that is: buy secondhand. Secondhand stuff hold former owners energy in them. Brrr. I want things new and fresh. Even in my own home i let go of things because they were filled with my formerlife and style vibrations. Threw them away ( would not give anybody my old problems 😊).

[@ginam7745]

🚪Living life decluttering. Thanks for the tips!

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

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[@adventuringthenormal]

Thanks again for sharing. I will try to surround me with inspirational images, because I am so tied to the rope and I need to get it off! 🚪

[@b.elizabethzermeno6339]

🚪 working hard to change my financial future

[@kimberlysmith653]

🚪Decluttering our house and home has me ready to get rolling on getting ahold of my finances...

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

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[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

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[@madalenacasalribeiro6430]

🚪🚪🚪🚪Still here Thank you so much for the tips. I've started a vacation fund for next year because this year it was not planned and I ended up spending more than I wanted. So next year there will be more freedom 😍😍.

[@aysuncag7596]

Two and a half year ago I retired and started decluttering

[@rachelmeigs9489]

🚪and 💰 You rock Marissa!!! Thank you as always for your great videos and knowledge!!

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

Thanks for commenting, I have been getting this questions lately about my investments. If interested talk to my trade analyst's company to make good 200% income, go more on digital assets.(Crypto)

[@marissazen-familyminimalis1960]

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