Category: Blog

  • My Minimalist Bathroom

    Ok, so this week we dive further into my personal life…the bathroom! 😉 …But don’t worry, by bathroom I basically mean the toiletries and lotions and potions I use. After all, how minimal can you go with basic hygiene?! When it comes to bathroom products, I try to keep everything down to just a few…

  • Moving From Home to Dorm – Part 1 : Decluttering

    Moving away from home is hard. You might have lived there for many years and now you get to move into your own ‘house’ – even if it is just single room. But what to take? And more importantly, what to leave? Apart from the easy answer of ‘whatever is on the list your uni…

  • Moving back home – 5 ways to get rid of unwanted things

    Finally, it’s nearly time to move out of our beloved dorms back home and enjoy a well-deserved summer break. But moving home can be a pain, especially since we’ve all probably gained more stuff during the course of the year. Moving from home, all of my stuff only just fit into the car with the…

  • Most Popular Posts

    Top Posts Top Posts & Pages Live life like water Letting go of sentimentality About Zen and the Art of Minimalism – Part 1: Zen Philosophy 15 Inspiring Quotes for Students – Popular Posts by Category Minimalism: What I learned from 7 years of minimalism What minimalism taught me about dying Minimalist Meditations — On Control…

  • Minimalize, Focus, Do

    How do you get things done? David Allen, amongst countless other life coaches, business men and women, time management ‘experts’ and so on have spent and earned millions trying to figure out this question. As people, we can do more than just spend our days hunting, eating and procreating. We’re lucky in that way because…

  • Minimalize, Focus, Do Part III – Push Publish

    Part III of the Minimalize, Focus, Do series. “There are three types of people in this world, those who finish what they start and those that don’t. People have spent entire careers wondering whether there was something special about ‘successful’ people – was there a common characteristic? A secret ingredient? Or just something they ate?…

  • Minimalize, Focus, Do Part I – Mastering Minimalism

    Part I of the Minimalize, Focus, Do series. “Empty pockets never held anyone back. Only empty heads and empty hearts can do that.” ~ Norman Vincent Peale Everyone has something that holds them back. It can be something precious, common or unique, something tangible or untouchable, it can be a secret or something everyone knows about. These…

  • 5 Steps to Minimalist Web Surfing

    It’s hard to live without the internet if you’re a student. Amongst many things, you probably need it for checking email, receiving updates from societies, arranging meetings with course-mates, keeping in touch with old friends, Skyping your family, getting in touch with your professors, checking out the library catalogue and of course, for research (maybe…

  • Minimalist Christmas Countdown Challenge

    Christmas is approaching fast. November is coming to an end and people have already started shopping for presents, things to decorate their houses with and even for food. I get a lot of questions asking me my opinion about Christmas. Of course, I enjoy it as much as the next person, and I have some…

  • Minimalism & The Noble Eightfold Path III – Mental Development

    Greetings everyone! If you follow me you might know that I just spent some time on retreat to Plum Village in France, learning about the teachings of one of my heroes, Thich Nhat Hanh. I’ve taken away so many great lessons from this trip, and I can’t wait to explore it all with you guys in the coming…