6 Smart Reasons To Read More Books
When was the last time you read a book? I may believe in owning less stuff. That’s smart. But I don’t think we can ever gain too much knowledge. I’ve always been a reader and I encourage others to read…
Category Minimalism
The heart of Hipdiggs, the Minimalism category delves deep into the philosophy and practice of minimalism. It explores the benefits of a minimalist lifestyle, offers practical tips for decluttering, and encourages thoughtful discussions about consumerism, simplicity, and finding happiness in less.
Why I’m Buying a Lot of Stuff for Our Apartment
So I’m not really buying a lot of stuff. But for a minimalist, I’m buying too much stuff. It’s actually making me a little uncomfortable. But there’s one big reason why I’m buying this much stuff. It’s for My Daughter,…
If I Had To Choose Between Writing And Music
What if you were given a choice between two things you love? I often contemplate this idea. If someone pointed a gun to my head and said, “Choose: writing or music?” I’d have to be quick and deliberate in my…
5 Steps To Christmas Savings: You Don’t Have To Go Broke Again This Year
Christmas is fast approaching. Would you like some tips on Christmas savings? Hopefully, I’m writing this post before you get started on your holiday rituals. I have some ideas that will help make your holiday season less expensive. That doesn’t…
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Good Materialism As The Cure For Consumerism
Today’s post is a guest post by Karen Trefzger. Minimalism can seem daunting and undesirable to many people because they equate minimalism with owning nothing. They think minimalism means living alone in a white room with a mattress on the floor,…
7 Factors To Consider When Letting Stuff Go
Many people who’d like to live a more minimalist lifestyle fail. They fail because they can’t get to first base of minimalism. They struggle at letting stuff go. I’ve found it easier to let stuff go when I create specific…
Minimalism As A Coping Strategy For Chronic Illness
Today’s post is a guest post by Lee Ann Bisulca. I didn’t choose minimalism. A couple years ago I watched a documentary on minimalism and I realized, That’s how I live already. For years I’d been simplifying my life—ruthlessly. I…
Reflecting On Essentials Of Our Parents’ Generation
We’ve become a culture that consumes because we’ve become a culture that has turned convenience into false necessity. Take a little time to start reflecting on essentials. How many things do you have that your parents didn’t have? Chances are…
Applying The Ten Commandments To Minimalism
Most of us have heard The Ten Commandments. Today’s post is twist on those commandments: Applying The Ten Commandments to minimalism. Whether you’re just starting on your minimalist journey or you’re a hardcore minimalist, I hope this list helps you…
