This is post 1 of 3 in the series. You can jump to the other two posts: Sloww Stage 2: Getting Started with Life Purpose & Meaning (for Heroic Humans) Sloww Stage 3: Getting Started with Mental Mastery & Worldly Wisdom (for …
A “Short” Summary of Everything I Learned from Sloww’s First 100 Posts
Update: Sloww has now hit 200 posts! Sloww just recently crossed the 100-post mark. Cue: celebratory music! It's a good reminder to pause—take a look in the rear-view mirror and reflect. This post is intended to be a jumping off point for you. …
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Marie Kondo’s “KonMari Method” Checklist: 5-Step Decluttering Cheat Sheet
This is probably one of the shortest—but most useful—posts you'll find on the KonMari Method. It's taken straight from the source, and you can also read a summary of Marie Kondo's book here: 9 Top Themes from “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying …
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Decluttering 101: How to Declutter Your Home Crash Course
Jump to a Section in the Post Below: One Thought on "Why" we should Declutter Isn't Decluttering the same as Minimalism? 5 Ways I Started My Decluttering Homework 12 Decluttering Tips, Methods & Approaches What is the Best …
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7 Principles from “Simplify” by Joshua Becker (eBook Summary)
Joshua Becker is one of the most down-to-earth simple living writers out there. He’s been writing for a decade, and he’s one of the biggest names in the community online. One of the reasons he's so accessible is because he's part of a normal suburban …
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A Deeper Dive into Minimalism: “Goodbye, Things” by Fumio Sasaki (Book Summary)
Goodbye, Things by Fumio Sasaki is a breath of fresh air. It opened my eyes to the universal nature of minimalism and to the Japanese culture. And, it's written by someone who isn't a well-known author, speaker, top simple living leader, or Zen …
