The Minimalists

If you gave me the keys to your house and permission to minimize anything I wanted, here’s where I’d start.

Not that long ago, a close friend betrayed me.

Keep only the things you’ll need again.

Yesterday, my daughter’s clutter greeted me at the front door.

Most of the things I own are unnecessary.

Whatever you’re clinging to is already gone.

You are at a rare moment in your life.

Our complaints prolong our unhappiness.

Nothing you buy is a one-time purchase.

Owning less doesn’t mean hating things.

You don’t notice clutter until it’s hard to breathe around it.