I really enjoy your videos. I've very slowly began this lifestyle over a few years. I used to need all the newest and best clothes, tech, cars, etc. Due to the economy that I don't see changing ever (Corporations are now to spoiled with record profits to lower them, especially the auto industry) I hardly buy new stuff. I have 2 hobbies that I have decluttered out of my house. I had 12 RC cars that I built but sold 7 of them. And my playstation will be the last system I ever buy. Not that into it anymore but still play. I much more into working out for health and weight loss. I now cook at home and rarely eat out. This used to be a daily occurrence. No more Starbucks and my old Camry will be with me at least another 5 years. Im typing this on a 11 year old MacBook Pro that still works. Not paying 1500 bucks for a new one. Lastly my watch is a dull G-shock Casio I bought for 50 bucks.
Thank you for sharing your story! I love that you have an old Casio watch. 😄 Yes absolutely, it’s hard to see the economy improving anytime soon… so frugal living and minimalism is definitely the way to go right now. I’m glad you enjoy my videos! 😊
The question I ask myself before buying is “if I don’t buy this what will I use instead?” I can typically come up with an alternative of something I already own.
I do that too! Especially with kitchen stuff, when things break, I look through everything to see if there is something that has the same function. Thanks for watching!
This is good advice. People sometimes have a compulsion to fill space. I remember growing up having that. I'm now in love with having more space haha. That journal notebook called Throw It Away by Guru Notebooks helped a bit.
I also try my best to keep my space clutter free and just keep what is actually incential for my day-to-day life.
Thanks for all the great tips!
Thanks for watching! Clutter free spaces just feel so much better!
I really enjoy your videos. I've very slowly began this lifestyle over a few years. I used to need all the newest and best clothes, tech, cars, etc. Due to the economy that I don't see changing ever (Corporations are now to spoiled with record profits to lower them, especially the auto industry) I hardly buy new stuff. I have 2 hobbies that I have decluttered out of my house. I had 12 RC cars that I built but sold 7 of them. And my playstation will be the last system I ever buy. Not that into it anymore but still play. I much more into working out for health and weight loss. I now cook at home and rarely eat out. This used to be a daily occurrence. No more Starbucks and my old Camry will be with me at least another 5 years. Im typing this on a 11 year old MacBook Pro that still works. Not paying 1500 bucks for a new one. Lastly my watch is a dull G-shock Casio I bought for 50 bucks.
Thank you for sharing your story! I love that you have an old Casio watch. 😄 Yes absolutely, it’s hard to see the economy improving anytime soon… so frugal living and minimalism is definitely the way to go right now. I’m glad you enjoy my videos! 😊
The question I ask myself before buying is “if I don’t buy this what will I use instead?” I can typically come up with an alternative of something I already own.
I do that too! Especially with kitchen stuff, when things break, I look through everything to see if there is something that has the same function. Thanks for watching!
This is good advice. People sometimes have a compulsion to fill space. I remember growing up having that. I'm now in love with having more space haha. That journal notebook called Throw It Away by Guru Notebooks helped a bit.
Same, I grew up that way too! I’ll definitely check out that notebook. Thanks for watching!