on minimalism

Knowing When to Stop

In the initial fury and excitement of removal, there is only hope for the future. There is not a thought for what could be essential, and in fact these thoughts are encouraged to be suppressed. Not to say that pause should be given in the pairing down of things, but thought is nonetheless…

Change your life. In three words.

Own your time. Speak your mind. Don’t be afraid. Think big things. Do small favors. Take long walks…

Minimalism: An Update

Two years. Three sometime soon, I think.

A cluttered space is one without peace, and peace is a wholly vital element of a good and true life. This, I think, is what initially brought me to minimalism, whether it was conscious or sub, I do not know.

Big Box America.

Maybe our middle class is vanishing because they’re buried under a pile of stuff.

We Forget to Give.

How to think of giving as a daily endeavor. Give365. 

Mo Stuff = Mo Problems

Separate happiness from owning stuff

Why Social Sharing Apps Need to be Simpler

And what we’re doing about it.

Small and Simple is Un-American (Pt. 2 of 2)

My Minimalist Garden: Bonsais

Minimal Devices

Simplify your busy home screens simply