Posts Tagged with "Minimalism"
Three M’s, breathing new life in an old idea
Recently I started looking at my blog again, after not being very involved over the past months. Things certainly have changed, in my life and on the internet. The first thing I noticed is that Twitter definitely isn’t what it used to be. Not only because Adobe Air stopped supporting linux, but also because there [...]
Continue reading...The 10 Principles of Good Lifestyle Design
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Have you ever wondered why some items you own are just “better” than other items? I’m sure you have, it’s all about good design. What makes a design good? Good design: is innovative makes a product useful is aesthetic helps us to understand a product is unobtrusive is honest is durable is consequent to the [...]
Continue reading...This Is How My Life Will Change
Monday, October 18, 2010
In this third blogpost in a about being unhappy with the current situation I’m giving you the exact way I’m going to change my life in the course of 1000 hours. In the previous blogpost we identified three main topics that need to be addressed in order to make a significant change. These were; Building [...]
Continue reading...Don’t Read This Blogpost If You Know Exacty Where You Are Going
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
You can call it a bucket list, or you can call it a life list. Some people even just call it a to-do list. No matter what you call it, people who make a list of life goals early on in life somehow seem to accomplish most -if not all- of those goals before they [...]
Continue reading...The Real Secret of Minimalist Success
Thursday, September 16, 2010
This is not a post I wrote, I copied this post to the letter from Everett Bogue over at www.farbeyondthestars.com and with a very good reason. This might indeed be one of the most important posts ever written. (And not just on Everett’s blog!). So in recognition of that and in an attempt to reach [...]
Continue reading...7 Ways To Look At Minimalism And Discovering The Benefits
Monday, June 21, 2010
You’ll experience less stress, you’ll save more money and you’ll be healthier. Just a few benefits that you can enjoy when being a minimalist. But don’t just take my word for it. Here is what some other bloggers have to say about minimalism: MNMlist “Often we don’t really need those possessions as much as we [...]
Continue reading...Minimalism in the Smallest of Things
Thursday, May 20, 2010
After a year of keeping track of minimalism it still seems to be a trending topic on the Internet. It’s not that hard to understand why, it’s a natural extension of productivity and mindfulness. It’s the effect of being focused, a single goal in mind. There is no place for useless things if you want [...]
Continue reading...Collecting and Minimalism are the Same Thing
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Are you a collector of something? A huge collection of stamps, a secret collection of comic books or a coin collection so heavy you can’t carry it all at once. One of my teachers actually has a dice collection. As you can see, he needs two more to make his collection complete. It has to [...]
Continue reading...Decluttering the Multifunctional Distractions
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Before you read this take a look around… Did you have a quick look around the room, your desk area and perhaps even your desktop? Is it cluttered? Are there things there that you haven’t used in 2009? Things collecting dust that somehow just keep put but have no actual use? Seriously, is there anything [...]
Continue reading...Closing Thoughts on 2009 and the Freedom List for 2010
Sunday, December 27, 2009
A lot of blogs I follow seem to be doing an end-of-the-year review. I myself have been thinking about this a while now and see no reason not to do one. When this year started I didn’t own a blog, I wasn’t active on social media and had never earned a single dollar through online [...]
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- Christiaan: Uhm, nope :) But I thought it would be nice. However, I no longer bring a meditation mat and just use whatever I can find. The most important attribu...
- Fred: Do you really need a meditation mat anywhere?...
- Jeff Sharpless: In many ways the virtual reality has been alive and well since our minds reached a state of consciousnesses. Much of the time since inception human be...
- Annie: Hey Christiaan! I agree with your views here. Bitcoins are a nice thought but I'm skeptical about how they are going to do because they take a bank...
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