Minimalism

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  Nathalie Ricaud Professional Organiser

  

  Things I Avoid Buying | Get Organised & Beyond Singapore

  getorganisedandbeyond.com

  Although I have always got things organised in my home, I must confess there was a time in my life when I owned more than what I own today. But …

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  Nathalie Ricaud Professional Organiser

  

  Get Organised & Beyond Singapore | Please Don't Call Me A Minimalist

  getorganisedandbeyond.com

  People often assume that because of my job I must be a minimalist. Granted, I advocate, and practise, stripping out excess stuff in order to make …

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  Nathalie Ricaud Professional Organiser

  

  How Living with Less can Lead to so Much More (8 promising ways)

  bemorewithless.com - Courtney Carver

  “How living with less can lead to so much more” is the subtitle of my new book, Soulful Simplicity. The subtitle is what my friend Jonathan calls, …

• "If your family struggles with owning too much, consider these seven life-changing perspectives to help overcome your family’s obsession with stuff."

  

  Nathalie Ricaud Professional Organiser

  

  7 Life-Changing Perspectives To Overcome Your Family’s Obsession with Stuff

  becomingminimalist.com - joshua becker

  Ten years ago, our lives changed dramatically. The realization that our possessions were actually distracting us from a life of joy and purpose and …

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  Nathalie Ricaud Professional Organiser

  

  The minimalism scene in Singapore: Simplify your stuff and your life

  thehoneycombers.com - Delfina Utomo

  Me, a minimalist? I would never… Still, it’s a way of life that you can’t simply ignore. With more and more Singaporeans practicing sustainable …

• "Can minimalism and a thriving economy co-exist?" Very interesting question that once again illustrates a big misconception about minimalism: "the belief that minimalism represents zero spending."

  

  Nathalie Ricaud Professional Organiser

  

  A New, Minimalist Economy

  becomingminimalist.com - joshua becker

  The first time I heard the question, I was sitting in the living room at my mother-in-law’s house. We had tuned into MSNBC for Tammy Strobel’s …