Minimalism encourages us to be intentional, but we create balance by staying true to ourselves.

The fewer distractions you have, the more time you’ll have to put into the things you value. Your mind will no longer have a reason to wander off into its own little world, worried about the clutter and distractions in your life.

If you know who you are, then the opinions of others are the last thing you care about.

When you prioritize your values, you’ll rarely spend money on things you don’t need—it’s a fact.

I don’t talk about this nearly enough, but debt and freedom cannot coexist.

When you declutter your life, you’ll experience a boost in self-esteem. Think about when you deep-clean your house and feel refreshed, energetic, and good afterward. Imagine that feeling across all aspects of your life. Now that’s a good feeling.

I’m not sure who needs to hear this, but never apologize for being yourself.

The only way to suffocate fear is by pouring buckets of courage onto it. It’s choosing to focus on “I can” and “I’ll learn” instead of “I can’t.”

Don’t continue consuming content that doesn’t serve you. Be intentional with whom you allow to influence you.

When it comes to personal growth, it’s easy to get caught up in the idea that we need to do more, but sometimes, the most powerful changes come from making the conscious decision to stop doing certain things.

The way you think and perceive things can have a profound impact on your life. Small changes in your mindset will compound into significant changes in your life.

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I’m not sure who needs to hear this, but there is power in the tongue, so how you speak to and about yourself matters.

Take some time today to acknowledge and appreciate the positive aspects of your life, including: - Relationships - Experiences - Accomplishments - Possessions - Lessons Learned Expressing gratitude is one of the best things you can do.

Your past doesn’t define who you are or where you’re headed.

Poor habits will only get you so far in life, but purposeful habits will take you where you want to be.

Minimalism is about more than just having a home filled with less stuff. It’s also about living a life where you have creative control.

A calm life requires intentionality, and intentional living welcomes calmness. It is impossible to have one without the other.

It’s easy to get caught up in negative thoughts and stress, but taking a moment to appreciate the good things in your life can help shift your perspective. What are you grateful for?

What you do is more important than what you’ve done. Turn the page.