Minimalism
I remember picking up about minimalism through YouTube, and how freeing these content creators' houses looked. While each creator their interpretation of minimalism, there was a common theme of “live with what you need”. Likewise, minimalism often ties in with sustainability and buying items for life. I found the
Minimalism
Reading for pleasure is common in the UK, with 43% of Britons saying they read for pleasure at least once a week, with the most common format being paperback books (60%). Despite this, paperback books cannot be recycled due to the glue used to bind the pages together. Furthermore, physical
Minimalism
When contemplating what to declutter, it is easy to overlook our digital devices, however, it is possible to accumulate a considerable number of items, from photos, apps, and documents. So far, I've looked closely at our emails and pictures. But this guide will cover a broad spectrum. Let&
Minimalism
The average US adult has 3000 photos stored on their phone. But do we reflect on the photos we have taken, and what is their environmental cost?
Minimalism
The average person receives 56.4 emails every day, so it is no wonder we struggle to keep on top of them. But are all the emails useful?