Yes, less truly can be more. While that may seem counterintuitive, over the next month I’ll show you just how trimming back on the things that clutter every aspect of your life can help you to gain so much more. You’ll add quality over quantity and see potential in ways you may have never considered before. 
Minimalism is a concept that focuses on decluttering your life of material possessions in order to place more emphasis on what’s most important to you. Clearly, this will look different to each individual. Embracing minimalism doesn’t mean that you can’t have nice things. It simply means that you choose your possessions with intention. The goal of leading a minimalist lifestyle is to lighten your physical and emotional burdens so that you can concentrate on your priorities. There are numerous benefits to minimalism. 


Save Money
When you begin to develop a minimalist mindset, you’ll notice that you also start saving money. Deciding to cut the clutter allows you to sell some of your belongings that may have financial value, but that aren’t bringing you any real satisfaction. Once you start to remove extra stuff from your life, you’ll want to prioritise what you bring back in. Therefore, the decisions you make will be more strategic, saving you money over the long haul. 

Stress Less
Too much clutter and poor spending habits can wreak havoc on your mental state. Having visual clutter around you can actually increase the levels of stress hormone in your brain. You’ll be amazed at how much more relaxed you’ll feel simply by removing some of your excess stuff and reorganising a bit. Plus, you’ll simply feel better when you know where to find things and can more easily move through your home. So will others who live with you. 

Better Health
Less stress leads to overall better health. Chronic stress leads to so many health issues and makes you feel rundown in general. You’ll have more energy and vitality when you begin to rid your life of unnecessary clutter of all kinds. In addition, you can help to alleviate potential health issues like anxiety, depression, heart problems, high blood pressure, and digestive issues. 

There are so many other benefits of minimalism. These are just a few to get us thinking about the topic. Throughout the next 30 days, we’ll have lots of opportunities to address the countless ways learning to adopt a minimalist approach can improve your life. I look forward to taking this journey with you!

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