Minimalism can be quite difficult to apply to all aspects of life. I found it rather taxing to declutter university things and continue to find troublesome the maintenance of a minimalist university lifestyle. Here are some tips from my experiments so far!
My hair is at that awkward grow-out phase and I’ve been attempting to keep it healthy this time around. Here’s a small make up post of the new routine I’ve adopted during my hiatus!
Nevermind that I was forcibly dragged to Wok Paper Scissors, when I saw the restaurant and the little take away prep area below it, I was actually impressed. However, after ordering from the to-go stall, my expectations were shot down.
Minimalism is comprehensive decluttering – this includes your digital life. Here are a few tips on decluttering your laptop and your phone!
There’s an easy way I keep track of my progress – whether it be with Japanese or with Minimalism. I journal, and quite frequently so. Here are a few rewards I’ve reaped from this habit.
I’d been to Sakae before to celebrate the ending of my Japanese course and had fallen in love with the yakisoba. I’d told myself that I would go back – and I did, quite a few times actually!
