Today I give you a little guide to getting started with minimalism. It's 30 things to do in 30 days, just one day a time. Nice and simple. I think you will find benefits at the end of it all, and hopefully habits you will then carry on in your life on a regular basis. Good luck!
Minimalism Made Easy: Take the 30-Day Challenge
Why Take Part In A 30-Day Minimalism Challenge?
The 30-day minimalism challenge is meant to provide an easy way for youto kickstart your journey towards a minimalist lifestyle. By practicing and taking part in some of the core principles of minimalism on a day by day basis for a month, it will allow you to hopefully see the benefits, rather than feeling overwhelmed of where to begin.
You will also see if some of it is not for you, which is okay. As I have said many times, minimalism is not a one size fits all concept. Take what you like and enjoy and that you feel will enhance your life, and if some of it you feel is not sustainable for you, then that is perfectly fine, just move on! It is about trying new habits on a small scale and hopefully bringing it into your life whenever necessary.
By taking on the 30-day minimalism challenge, you will experience a sense of liberation and empowerment. Letting go of excess possessions and commitments can be freeing and create space for new opportunities and experiences. You may also find that they have more time and energy to focus on what truly matters to you.
Day-by-Day Guide to the 30-Day Minimalism Challenge
Day 1: Declutter your wardrobe and donate or sell any clothes you no longer wear or love.
Day 2: Clear out your kitchen cabinets and get rid of any unused or duplicate items.
Day 3: Unsubscribe from email newsletters and mailing lists that clutter your inbox.
Day 4: Clean out your digital files and delete any unnecessary documents or photos.
Day 5: Create a minimalist workspace by removing any clutter or distractions.
Day 6: Simplify your beauty routine by decluttering your makeup and skincare products.
Day 7: Clear out your bookshelf and donate or sell any books you no longer need or want.
Day 8: Evaluate your commitments and say no to any activities or events that don't align with your priorities.
Day 9: Simplify your digital life by organizing your apps, deleting unused ones, and unsubscribing from unnecessary notifications.
Day 10: Declutter your bathroom by getting rid of expired products and items you no longer use.
Day 11: Evaluate your social media accounts and unfollow anyone who doesn't bring value to your life.
Day 12: Clear out your pantry and donate any non-perishable food items you won't use.
Day 13: Simplify your finances by creating a budget and automating bill payments.
Day 14: Declutter your workspace by organizing papers, files, and office supplies.
Day 15: Evaluate your relationships and let go of toxic or negative people in your life.
Day 16: Simplify meal planning by creating a weekly menu and grocery shopping list.
Day 17: Clear out your car and remove any unnecessary items that take up space.
Day 18: Evaluate your hobbies and focus on the ones that bring you joy and fulfillment.
Day 19: Practice mindfulness and be present in the moment. Start meditating and learn to love yourself.
Day 20: Simplify your morning routine by creating new habits to get you ready for the day.
Day 21: Clear out your garage or storage space and donate or sell any items you no longer need.
Day 22: Evaluate your media consumption and limit the amount of time spent on TV, social media, or news and instead focus on activities that bring you joy, such as family time.
Day 23: Start focusing only on the things that matter.
Day 24: Simplify your home decor by removing any unnecessary knick-knacks or decorations.
Day 25: Clear out your medicine cabinet and dispose of any expired medications or products.
Day 26: Evaluate your goals and focus on the ones that align with your values and bring you happiness.
Day 27: Let go of negative self-talk and practice self-compassion and using affirmations.
Day 28: Simplify your finances by automating bill payments and setting up automatic savings transfers
Day 29: Let go of sentimental items that no longer serve a purpose or bring you joy.
Day 30: Reflect on the progress you've made in simplifying your life and continue to practice the habits you think have enhanced your life.
Remember these are simple habits, done one day at a time to see what ones can benefit you, rather than starting with everything at once. And these are just some of the habits, but give it a try and see if any can help/enhance your life.
And if you want some further reading try my decluttering like a pro article.
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