Welcome to Minimal Student!
a blog about living life fearlessly, constantly learning, and exploring what it means to be human.
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How minimalism can help you live more intentionally
Zen and the Art of Minimalism
According to Buddhist beliefs, everything is impermanent – everything is always changing. To (over)simplify it, Buddhists believe that attachment – the clinging onto objects – is what causes suffering because nothing will last forever.
A beginner’s guide to one bag living
You can even do OBL from your own home. The point is to clear out anything irrelevant so that you can focus on what matters to you – whether that’s travel or family, school, hobby, art or even your business.
Minimalist diet in 5 steps
True to the minimalist mind-set, Minimalist Diet is about reducing food down to what is essential. Although I refer to it as a diet here, in this case I mean diet in the case of ‘a way of eating’ or a long-term lifestyle.
from the editor
Hi! I’m glad you’re here
We’re all students of life, constantly facing the challenges of learning, growing, and sometimes just getting through the day. We’re here to help you navigate it all with a minimalistic approach. Because less distraction leads to more growth.
A quieter inbox, once a week
One short letter each week: what I’m reading, one thing I let go of, and the essay of the week.