Contrary to popular belief, as a minimalist, I like to purchase new things and bring new things into my life. If they have the following features, helping me make or save money, saving me time, driving a passion or hobby, it’s good for my physical or mental health or it just gets used frequently. I’ve made a list of my own personal centers and wanted to share them today in this article.
Table of Contents
Music
Obviously, life would be a lot of lot less enjoyable without music. And I basically have music in my ears probably 90% of my waking hours. I listen to music when I work and when I read or when I’m out and I like a calming walk in the park. The vast majority will be instrumental calming music, sometimes when I work I go for Lo-Fi beats playlist or calm Instrumental Jazz, but mostly I do more than piano classical. And you saying that out loud. It sounds so boring, but trust me nothing is my brain more focused than this type of music.
A Durable Smartphone
Honor smartphone has company me for years. This model’s key advantages are designed to honor x7a 5g screen and 5g speed. And it is incredibly easy to use this film and make beautiful photos without any effort on your part. This is mainly because it employs a 50MP Camera with a 5MP wide-angle camera, 2mp depth camera, and a 2 mp macro camera. Its image resolution supports up to 8192 by 6144 pixels. Moreover, it is able to record 1080p video. All in all, this is the perfect phone to cover my everyday life needs.
Tea
I am a serious tea addict. Every morning first thing I brew a pot and once it’s finished, I receive the same leaves and drink a whole other pot before lunch. And if I get any leftovers, I use pouring some bottles and chill it to drink as iced tea in the afternoon. My tea of choice is buying a big bag of organic and food-quality sensitive. Now here’s the trick. When I open a new bag I pour in a few teaspoons of matcha powder and then I use shake it off before I put it into a container. That way I get my own essential matcha blend.
A Higher Quality Version
Now the last thing on this list of must-haves kind of covers everything. It covers all items that I bring into my life and anything that I decided to do or try. And it’s just to go with the higher-quality version of whatever that is. Less but better has always been my favorite motto about minimalism. Going with a higher quality choice when deciding between multiple items has almost always paid off. Even if that means spending a little bit more upfront. Because while I might be spending a little bit more money upfront typically sees me money or time down the road. Make sure it’s something that’s going to last me years to come.
Kobe Reader
Basically, if you were stranded on a desert island, what would you bring? If we skip the boring things you need for know survival and for your health and instead look at the things that are only there to make life more pleasurable as in the things that make life worth living. Naturally, the handiest thing for a desert island is a library to make the time pass. But even in my very comfortable bed with tons of other choices for entertainment. I will always always always reach for my Kobo reader, looking at ways to pass the time, reading is the one thing I spent most hours doing more than streaming TV or scrolling my phone or on YouTube by far. So if you took away my reading, I would seriously get devastated.
Conclusion
I always believe a minimalist lifestyle can improve your life. Hope you find some inspiration in this passage.