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I like to do the challenge the otherway around: 30 on te first day en 1 on the last. I have noticed it prevents me from failing, as the ampunt gets easier.

didnt know what to expect from the video. But for some reason i found it entertaining. Just you describing day by day what you got rid of was interesting. I kept looking at the screen to see the different items were

This air bubble face was just too cute! 🤭

looool love your sense of humor! just one question, sorry if you answered in the video, but what do you do with the decluttered objects? have you thrown them away immediately? do you keep them in a separated box until the 30th day?

My hI have always had a rather minimal lifestyle as I grew up in a minimal home in the 1950s and 60s. I was never minimal in my clothing but have gotten rid of everything since I retired. I totally purged after losing three of my kitties within seven weeks on 2021. I have kept my total down below 500 ever since. I love no longer having to dust and clean around stuff. The only disorder in my little apartment are kitty toys for the two I have now. I have 6 tops, 6 jeans, 2 pairs of shoes, 1 handbag and a backpack. The rest of my apartment is the same.

Impressive. Starting this today June 1.

Challenge me for more 30 days minimal/self-development challenges here 👇

loved seeing what you decluttered

Hi, books and magazines go to the public library. My clothes are mostly second-hand so I give them away. Electronics go to e-recycling. Jewelry, tchotchkes, other valuable items get sold. Craft items go to local crafting groups. Recycle as much as possible. Trash the rest. Tina, Al's wife

Hi, I'm 74. I've been getting rid of jewelry I don't wear, craft items I haven't used, and tchotchkes no one wants. I discovered minimalism a few years ago. Near Chicago. Tina, Al's wife

465 items! Whoa…. On it with you! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I had that exact Diana camera and flash but I decluttered mine too! It was just too difficult and expensive to get the photos developed

I loved Hanoi so much. We saw the Note cafe and heard the story but never went there. I wish we had now. We tried the egg coffee at the end of an evening tour of street food. It was so rich and I was so full of food that all I could do was taste it once. Watching your video makes me want to go back. And yes, the people are lovely.

6th time I'm impressed! I've been on my minimalism journey for a year and a half, and of course I'm still struggling 😂 Sooo these are the topics that I'd love to hear from you. Since you mentioned that you bought stuff to represent your personality and to cover up your insecurity, and now you let go of your possessions, I'd like to know What you define yourself by instead of stuff? and How you deal with insecurity? Do you ever get bored with this lifestyle, and when you need some novelty, what do you do instead of buying things? Also, I'd love to hear your thoughts on how minimalism affects your mental health and creativity aspect.

still waiting for the bug out bag video!!! Please please and thank you!

Nicely done!! I think I'll do that again too!

love your videos! sending love from brazil! ❤

2.7 items?

Okay some video ideas: how to deal with different cathegories like personal things (souvenirs/keepsakes) or hobby things etc. - Reading everyday personality development books for 30 days - How to stay kind of minimal with everything digital (photos, apps, notes,…) - or maybe a video about what people buy and what you use instead (like some people use many makeup removal wipes and I just use soap and my hands) - easy recipes with little packaging waste…

So cool to see some video snippets of your journey to minimalism! It‘s actually in many points very similar to mine and because of your perspective and your way to tell your story I can now tell my story with better words too, I hope this makes sense somehow…

Yeeeah new video! I‘m already a big fan. Your editing style is so unique, oh boy laying out all the things you sorted out every day to film them must have been crazy. Such a great work, I love your humor and all the little jokes. Can‘t wait to see your channel growing 🫶🏼

Here we goooo 😃😎

I get way too attached to stuff emotionally, makes decluttering a mountain of a challenge. Journaling helps, that journal called Throw It Away by Guru Notebooks was cool.

I've traveled many times with less than this and am an efficient packer. I'm a bit skeptical that this all fit into the backpack. I'd love to see you pack it all in there.

I see you are taking a Canon DSLR. One place to save a bit of weight and volume would be to change to a compact mirrorless like an OM-5. You still get high-quality interchangeable lenses; the 12-40mm Olympus Zoom is stunning. Good luck and safe travels!

This is so helpful, thank you! I would love to know which backpack you are using?

I need to find those japanese towels/cloths you mentioned. Good tip!

Such a hero - I have been doing that for the last 30 years 🤨😖😖😖😖🤨

Who is using cash in 2024?

The skincare i dont like i use on my feet and it has made them much better bc i have dry feet 😂

Mi problema es que me encanta el minimalismo, pero hay cosas en las que no puedo serlo, ejemplo: perfumes, realmente quiero tener solo 5 pero no lo logro, tengo 10 (tampoco es que sea mucho, sin embargo a veces quiero más y luego regreso en mi y recuerdo que me gusta vivir con menos). Me encanta tener mi casa impecable, y cuando hay desorden por mi hijo, me toma poco tiempo recoger todo ya que cada cosa tiene su lugar. Cuando voy de visita a casa de mis papás, hay tantas cosas que me agobio, cuando llego a mi casa, veo todo tan libre, que siento respiro de nuevo.

I ALWAYS NEED AN EXTENSION CORD SO I CAN CHARGE A DEVICE IN BED.

is plucker and nail clipper allowed in hand baggage in the airplane?

What water bottle do you use?

I've been able to get it down to one bag but I still bring a few too many items. I had one top /bottom I didn't wear on my last trip. Work in progress but getting better. 😍

Thank you!

This is overcomplicating a simple process.

just got back from a 3 week trip with an awkward trolley bag. love this vid. what kind of back pack is that?

I am part of a gifting group in my area. We post what we no longer need and give to those who may be looking for those items. Like you said one persons clutter is another person's treasure!

Love bbkbags the way you show it! You really focus on showing off the bag. I don't think any other TH-camr can show off bags in as much detail as you.

I call myself a minimalist since around 6 years now and I feel like I watched almost every video about it. When I explored your backpack video I was so hyped because I think there are just a few people out there on youtube living a minimalism life without trends (like beige decor stuff) or without being just in an extreme phase or minimalism without style (I know everything is subjective). But you are so inspiring! You really are a minimalist in your heart and actions, you have your own style (like the poster) and your principles and you seem so authentic, balanced and lovely. Your tips like „Things do no have feelings“ are so good and you inspire so much. You are already one of my three favorite minimalism youtubers and I look forward to every minimalism video, they are so great! Much love from Germany 🌸

The less you have, the less you need to clean 👌

Very good advices, gonna try to follow your 5 steps 🙏👍😉

Did you ever struggle letting go of an item? How many times have you done a declutter session? I wanna know everything 👇

The stress relief is real. When I moved a few years ago I took only the essentials with me to my temporary apartment and put most things in storage. Then I moved into the new place and moved all of the things from storage and I've felt overwhelmed ever since. I look back and realize how much easier life seemed.

As a chronic overpacker, I did international travel last year with one bag and it was *amazing*. It was so freeing to not have to wait at the airport for my checked luggage, I had extra room to bring back gifts if I wanted, and, most importantly, I was able to bring medications and other items to help with my chronic health conditions, without the worry of some things not being easily accessible or available in another country. It really brought peace of mind and allowed me to enjoy my trip much more while still being comfortable! And I definitely didn’t have just the absolute basics - I could easily bring luxuries (my switch, my iPad, my computer, etc.), even with having about 1/3 of my weight and space dedicated to prescriptions and other medical supplies. I highly recommend it! I love this video, your thoughts and reasoning behind each product made so much sense and I am super happy to see it! I love your minimalist-specific tips, I think I did overpack somewhat, even with only one bag, so I’m going to look better at my setup and take your advice to cut down :)