Are you already sold on the minimalism trend? (Like what I did there? Sold? Minimalism? Irony? Nevermind :)
If so, that’s great! Maybe you’ve seen the Minimalism documentary or read The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up. Maybe you’ve taken it a step further and tried some of these minimalism challenges.
You are in good company. From my research, it looks like minimalism has the biggest social following and search volume. You’ve planted a seed that can grow into something even bigger.
Minimalism is just a start
Don’t let minimalism live only as a trend or fad. If you stick with it and believe in the impacts it can have over the course of your lifetime, minimalism can lead you into many other interesting areas that can continue to make your life better.
Here’s the basic process I use to “dip a toe in the water” of a new topic:
- I usually start with a simple Google search, and I click through a few pages of Google search results and recent news
- I then usually find myself on Wikipedia to get a general sense of a topic
- I browse Reddit to see what real people are actually talking about
I’ve made it easy for you to do the same below! You can also see a list of slow and simple living online forums here.
Minimalism is the seed. Keep going. Keep growing.
Minimalism Momentum — Try some of these topics next:
Digital Minimalism: Google | Digital Minimalism: Be a Person, Not a Product (Sloww.co)
Downshifting: Google | Wikipedia
Slow Living: Google | Wikipedia | Reddit
Simple Living: Google | Wikipedia | Reddit
Voluntary Simplicity: Google | Check out this amazing college thesis “Listening to the Quiet Revolution: The Implications of Voluntary Simplicity for a Sustainable Society”
FIRE (Financial Independence Retire Early): Google | Reddit | FIRE 101: What is FIRE? (Sloww.co)
Essentialism: Google | Wikipedia | 10 Life Hacks from “Essentialism” (Book Summary) (Sloww.co)
Have other topics you’ve explored beyond minimalism? Please share them in the comments!
Originally published at Sloww.
