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Calculation
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Although there are a number of different ways with which you can adopt minimalistic lifestyle, these are some of the tried and tested ones.
Start simple. There is no point in going gung-ho about minimalism one day and going on a spending spree the very next day! Pick up one thing in one day and discard it. If you are the sentimental kind, it’ll be easier to go slow and then pick up speed eventually.
Discarding clutter will give you enough space but giving away something will inspire you to do more of it. Try to give away at least one possession every month. Make sure you don’t give away things you don’t like or things that are broken. Try giving away good quality items that you actually like.
Another idea is filling up a big trash bag. Simply grab a trash bag and try to fill it as soon and as full as possible.
Start by purging the bigger items first. These are the easier ones. First give away the unused microwave or the yet to be opened cake maker.
One of the worst and heart-breaking places to de-clutter is the wardrobe. After spending hours selecting the right clothes to suit every occasion, it is surely an overwhelming experience de-cluttering the wardrobe. Fight the good fight. Divide your wardrobe into two sections – right and left. Now, after each day, place every dress you wear on the right hand section of the wardrobe.
