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Also, when I lived a traditional lifestyle, the idea of down time felt like a guilty pleasure.

But before becoming a minimalist, reading sometimes made me feel guilty for two reasons.įirst off, I had two bookcases filled with books waiting for me, and often the book I was reading had been downloaded from my library app. Nothing relaxes me in the evening like sipping a cup of tea and reading a good book. I’ve personally experienced the benefits of minimalism for over a decade, and it’s paid off tremendously. When I make a lifestyle change, I do it because it provides real, lasting value. I don’t do anything for the sake of following a trend. With space for the things that matter, minimalism delivers more benefits in many facets of life than most people realize. To minimalists, less feels like more because with fewer things we have more room - room to grow, room to think, and room to pursue the activities we love with the people we care about. It’s about what can happen in the space that stuff used to fill. It’s true that I’ve purged a lot of stuff from my home, but minimalism isn’t really about stuff. Over the past ten years, I’ve consistently found that minimalism gives so much more than it takes. Do I Need Batteries For My Solar Panel System?.