Hi Gabe, I have been watching your minimalism journey and have been a minimalist myself for about 6 years. My entire life has changed because of it! Instead of valuing things, cars, houses, stuff, I know whats important in life! I value life itself and I am grateful for every little thing. I value my family, my time, food, my apartment. I love saving money and feeling safe and helping others. I know I can handle it if some unexpected expense comes up. I am a 64 year young woman who finally realized what life is all about and I am content. Thank you for your many years of inspiring videos! I love seeing you and your family grow. ❤
Gabe, your value-based content, personality, and creative video presentations are absolutely amazing. I smile whenever I watch your videos. And I am grateful to God for you, and your family. Thank you! To the commenters on age-related: I’m 71 years young and totally agree with you. (I’m also young-at-heart, and have been so all my life.)
I'm someone who is not a minimalist, but shooting for "minimalish." I've decluttered 80%+ of my belongings, but where I like to have a collection is books. And, yes, Kindle, but I feel happy when I have books around me. I live alone but have dishes to serve 6-8. This choice I made because I want to have my kids home for holidays and have everyone comfortable. Other than those two categories I have scaled my stuff down to a level where my home is inviting and cozy but there is no clutter. I'm also reading "The Mountain Is You" and working on improving myself.
I’m a writer, and so books are very important to me. For me, I kind of created a system with this where I *do* buy the book, read it, and then decide which “pile”it goes into… books that I adore, the best of the best… I keep those. I also keep signed books, or otherwise rarer prints. I generally donate everything else. That way, I support the writer, I read the books, my kids see me reading a lot, and they get accustomed to the idea of donations, generosity, giving… And then of course other people benefit by having books available for free or cheaper, and I get to keep my best shelf candy.
@@Johnny5477 I like this. I decluttered most of my books when I was trying to go minimal so what I have left is what I love. But recently I've been buying like it's my job. I only keep what I like and let go of what I know I will never read again, but I don't know that I want a minimal collection. That said I won't keep books just to have more books on a shelf. I live in an area with a generous amount of Little Free Libraries nearby so when I have books to give away I drive around and fill the little cabinets. =)
"Quiet Wealth" has so many advantages. In addition to shifting the focus away from unnecessary status symbols, hollow materialism and wasteful opulence, it offers some security from envy, jealousy, retribution and frivolous lawsuits.
I started my minimalism journey when the kids moved out. I’ve moved into a smaller home, donated, and gotten rid of lots of stuff. The only issue is my husband and his stuff, however, he’s been saying we have too much stuff 😂I think if he starts decluttering he’ll realize it’s mostly his stuff but I’ll let him come to his own conclusion😊
I am in a very similar situation! My kids are still young and at home but my husband is anti-minimalism... he loves his stuff. Sometimes it's hard to deal with but we have to remember that not everyone sees the value in minimalism the way we do and that's OK. We're all in different seasons of life. However I do hope that by me living minimalist, my husband will see the tangible benefits and eventually give it a try himself. Baby steps!
Lagom. Swedish concept of Not too little and not too much, lagom is just enough. I like how your journey went from standard American consumerism through minimalism, perhaps too much, and have now settled down to thoughtful lagom.
I absolutely love what you talked about with riding the cycles of self improvement, without guilt. That's how I've always operated, becoming almost obsessive with improving a certain aspect, then fizzling out after a few days or weeks... but always with guilt at "failing" to meet my high expectations, or losing interest. I'm implementing this today!!
Popping in here to say that I have been on and off binge watching your videos and appreciate the journey of thought and tips you provide. I’ve always wondered how minimalist, productivity gurus, etc have managers to live their “perfect” lives with partners, kids, pets, etc. So this video was a nice acknowledgement that the growth we see on the internet might reduce our freedom and that we don’t grow linearly, we iterate and make improvements each round
Thank you for sharing your experience. I'm turning to a minimalist lifestyle and It's insane how we can live freeamd happy without a bunch of stuff and concerns about what people will think!
Octopuses have three hearts, but only two of them pump blood to the gills. The third heart, which pumps blood to the rest of the body, actually stops beating when the octopus swims. This is one reason why octopuses prefer crawling to swimming-it’s less taxing on their circulatory system.
You’re kidding?! 🙃 I’ve long been fascinated by octopi and their intelligence. Thank you for this factoid, I’m going to look for a book to learn more. Also: elephants will (re)visit and hold the bones of their deceased children. The herd will stay in sight, but give her space as she does this.
I love this SO much! Especially the end. I have been just taking what life gave me for way too long. I recently quit my corporate job to stay at home with my child, and I couldn't be happier. I'm able to help support my husband's business and declutter our home. I'm learning simplicity and less is so much more. ❤
“Comparison is the thief of joy” such a true quote. I’ve not been on social media for years and that helps with not feeling the need to to buy loads of things or have a shiner life and enjoy the simple little things
Gabe, your channel is helping me so much right now. Thank you for being so concise, motivated and all the other great things you are. I really appreciate the content you share with people.
Thank you for sharing the chapter on comparison I fall into this trap often. I am inspired by all the knowledge but sometimes get overwhelmed I think I should be more than what I am. I appreciate you sharing your journey your challenges and your victories .
Became a minimalist in high school because...... I noticed (by God's grace) people who are in abusive relationships stay because they're love bombed. If you aren't in love with the things of this world you can't be controlled nor confused by it as easily. I understand why God says to not love the things of this world now. huh
In the US, you will be persecuted and scapegoated if you are a minimalist and not consuming materialism and media. Sometimes you will be looked down upon and will be difficult to make friends and be respected by people. That is one downside of being a minimalist and not consuming things. Family will soon look down upon you for being cheap. Hence, why in the US it is difficult to be a minimalist. Women are easily prone to be deceived you are correct, but if you are a minimalist man it is difficult to find relationships or find a woman who likes this lifestyle and perspective.
@@jacqueslee2592 Well praise God, shallow people show their true colors quickly and I can avoid them, and true ones treat me with respect despite not knowing how much I'm worth-shallow relationships never last. I have immediate relatives that looked down on me for years (blessing in disguise because I saw their true colors) because I'm not obsessed with materialism nor do I brag, but I give glory to God for the fruit of meekness and self-control He gave me to be humble. But once they realize you're wealthy (lol I'm waiting on God for the big reveal because it's His glory not mine for when they see my true worth/net worth so I have keep it lowkey 🙋🏽♀) that's when you're their "favorite daughter" or "favorite sister".
It's a journey, isnt it, Ive been doing my best to reduce and declutter for over a year now. There is improvement but it is far from good enough. It is a journey. Im looking forward to the future. Also gave up on exchanging my car for a new one, will keep saving for a property investment.
I just recently started my minimalist journey about a month ago and your videos have helped me want to keep going and prioritize the right things. Thanks man!
Thank you for the quality video. I am always left with things to think about which adds a lot of value to my week. I appreciate the time you take. Less, but quality!
Brilliant as always 💚 simple things are so important. building a life by design I am trying.. please keep up the incredible work you do! Have a Favorite Weekend
I’ve started minimalism a few years ago and people thought I was going crazy. But ever since then I’ve saved up and invested lots of money, I live stress free and I intend to work much less eventually while my friends are always broke, stressed and will have to work harder and longer hours to afford their lifestyle…
It's like "Pepe Mujica" says.. you don't buy stuff with money, you buy stuff with the time you sacrifice to get that money.. and I agree with you, experiences or spending time correctly is way better than material things
I love the whole idea of minimalism. I try to apply it in my life. Intermittent fasting is so cool as a part of living a minimalist life. I started a year ago and I feel great! We declutter our house all the time and it is still cluttered but it's definitely much better than some time ago. Really f consumerism and I say it as a dedicated capitalist :D. BTW one of the things I hate is books all over the place and I only listen to audiobooks now. cheers
I pretty much wear 90 percent black clothing. I'm always spilling coffee so black is forgiving. I'm trying on the minimalism but it's hard. For some reason old photos are my biggest problem. I don't know what to do with them and there are photos of my parents and two sons from way back and only photos I have from back then
Oh man… These videos feel like you’re talking DIRECTLY to me… I have grinded my way into the Lambos, Rolex’s, and expensive flights… What I’ve learned is that these things truly don’t bring happiness. Does the Lambo make me feel great while driving it and showing young kids what’s possible, OF COURSE… But it’s not everything anymore. I truly love watching your videos and being in your email lists… Now I have to figure out this minimalist thing… Thanks for the videos 🤙🤙🤙
In the US, you will be persecuted and scapegoated if you are a minimalist and not consuming materialism and media. Sometimes you will be looked down upon and will be difficult to make friends and be respected by people. That is one downside of being a minimalist and not consuming things. Family will soon look down upon you for being cheap. Hence, why in the US it is difficult to be a minimalist.
@@luckypenny312 I wish I could, but it has been many years I have met someone like minded. Family has distanced themselves from me. It is difficult if you live in a materialistic society like the US and a city like LA where you can only fit in and not have problems with people and police if you have luxury vehicles or a lot of things. But I found more peace alone. Thanks.
"somebody" wears all black, like a weirdo... 😂 I have been a minimalist for 20 years but my hubby has never fully jumped on board, but... a couple years ago I bought him a bunch of Cuts clothes (heard about it from you) and now that is all he wears and I haven't had to buy any since.
Election is one of those things that could really contribute to portfolio growth and vice versa. I've been going hard with my investments this year and have been able to build up to 180k, Are there tips I could apply to help me grow my portfolio even more during this election season?.
How can I participate in this?... I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financial future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?
@mounirnour8882 no it's not lol. My house size wouldn't change regardless of location or how much money is in the bank. I like living small and I like owning less by choice in the majority of areas in my life. IF my situation ever changed and I became 10k richer or a bloody millionaire, the only different would be that I'd like to drive a car I owned and had a cleaner and maybe go to a very expensive gym and a gardener if I even wanted a garden, on a weekly basis and I wouldn't stress over takeaway coffee or ordering takeaways in general. But the amount of stuff I own and the size of the home regardless of how nice they are now or not would not change.
Your videos are great, and show true wisdom…. But if you really like to read maybe you can read the Holy Bible. The New World Translation ( language is our current ). Solomon was most likely one of the richest man who ever lived and had everything and anything he wanted, but he said in Ecclesiastes chapter 12 verse 13 “ The conclusion of the matter , everything having been heard, is : “Fear the true God and keep his commandments for this is the whole obligation of man”.
I suggest dropping the intermittent shaving. You would look a lot better. Also, drop the hat on backwards. I promise you that decades from now you will be saying "what was I thinking?"
I’m sure we could all do things to look a lot better but it doesn’t mean we should. Everyone has their own style and taste. Please be kind in your comments 🙏
I SUGGEST YOU KEEP YOUR NASTY COMMENTS TO YOUR SELF...... HE LOOKS BETTER THEM YOU BECAUSE HE IS NOT PROUD AND ARROGANT.... READ THE BIBLE..............
With all due respect some messages need to be repeated and after 5 years there may be more knowledge....plus new people join...you can always click off....
I ENJOY HEARING EVERY THINK YOU SAY.......I'M A HIGH SCHOOL DROP TOO...... SO DO NOT PAY ANY ATTENTION TO SELMAKURTOVIC..... IF YOU CAN'T SOME THING NICE DON'T SAY ANYTHING.... GABE LOVE YOU AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL FAMILY....... GOD BLESS YOU HA TURMP WIN.........
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Hi Gabe, I have been watching your minimalism journey and have been a minimalist myself for about 6 years. My entire life has changed because of it! Instead of valuing things, cars, houses, stuff, I know whats important in life! I value life itself and I am grateful for every little thing. I value my family, my time, food, my apartment. I love saving money and feeling safe and helping others. I know I can handle it if some unexpected expense comes up. I am a 64 year young woman who finally realized what life is all about and I am content. Thank you for your many years of inspiring videos! I love seeing you and your family grow. ❤
This is amazing I totally agree. I also have learned where true value lies and it’s so liberating. I wish you much love on your continued journey xx
Thank you for sharing that. I have been trying for the past 3 or 5 years and always looking for inspiration to keep me going. I’m 61 years young.
Gabe, your value-based content, personality, and creative video presentations are absolutely amazing. I smile whenever I watch your videos. And I am grateful to God for you, and your family. Thank you!
To the commenters on age-related: I’m 71 years young and totally agree with you. (I’m also young-at-heart, and have been so all my life.)
@@Thesignarizzler123 Thank you! Same to you!
Isn't wonderful to still be young at our ages? 🤗
I got rid of my tv six months ago and not regretted at all. The licence fee that I was paying to the BBC I now give to the RSPCA ❤
I'm someone who is not a minimalist, but shooting for "minimalish." I've decluttered 80%+ of my belongings, but where I like to have a collection is books. And, yes, Kindle, but I feel happy when I have books around me. I live alone but have dishes to serve 6-8. This choice I made because I want to have my kids home for holidays and have everyone comfortable. Other than those two categories I have scaled my stuff down to a level where my home is inviting and cozy but there is no clutter. I'm also reading "The Mountain Is You" and working on improving myself.
I’m a writer, and so books are very important to me. For me, I kind of created a system with this where I *do* buy the book, read it, and then decide which “pile”it goes into… books that I adore, the best of the best… I keep those. I also keep signed books, or otherwise rarer prints. I generally donate everything else.
That way, I support the writer, I read the books, my kids see me reading a lot, and they get accustomed to the idea of donations, generosity, giving…
And then of course other people benefit by having books available for free or cheaper, and I get to keep my best shelf candy.
@@Johnny5477 I like this. I decluttered most of my books when I was trying to go minimal so what I have left is what I love. But recently I've been buying like it's my job. I only keep what I like and let go of what I know I will never read again, but I don't know that I want a minimal collection. That said I won't keep books just to have more books on a shelf.
I live in an area with a generous amount of Little Free Libraries nearby so when I have books to give away I drive around and fill the little cabinets. =)
hats off. Want to live like that
I think this is what im working towards too. I realise the amount of stuff around me that is no longer of meaning to me that needs to go.
"Quiet Wealth" has so many advantages. In addition to shifting the focus away from unnecessary status symbols, hollow materialism and wasteful opulence, it offers some security from envy, jealousy, retribution and frivolous lawsuits.
I started my minimalism journey when the kids moved out. I’ve moved into a smaller home, donated, and gotten rid of lots of stuff. The only issue is my husband and his stuff, however, he’s been saying we have too much stuff 😂I think if he starts decluttering he’ll realize it’s mostly his stuff but I’ll let him come to his own conclusion😊
I am in a very similar situation! My kids are still young and at home but my husband is anti-minimalism... he loves his stuff. Sometimes it's hard to deal with but we have to remember that not everyone sees the value in minimalism the way we do and that's OK. We're all in different seasons of life. However I do hope that by me living minimalist, my husband will see the tangible benefits and eventually give it a try himself. Baby steps!
Lagom. Swedish concept of Not too little and not too much, lagom is just enough.
I like how your journey went from standard American consumerism through minimalism, perhaps too much, and have now settled down to thoughtful lagom.
I absolutely love what you talked about with riding the cycles of self improvement, without guilt. That's how I've always operated, becoming almost obsessive with improving a certain aspect, then fizzling out after a few days or weeks... but always with guilt at "failing" to meet my high expectations, or losing interest. I'm implementing this today!!
I just love minimalism, i love applying it for my finances, the books i read and my health.
Any recommendations?
@@ajhunt2882The Almanack of Naval Ravikant.📖
Ride the Wave...makes so much sense. Keeps you from feeling as though you are failing in an area....focus on one big thing at a time!
Popping in here to say that I have been on and off binge watching your videos and appreciate the journey of thought and tips you provide. I’ve always wondered how minimalist, productivity gurus, etc have managers to live their “perfect” lives with partners, kids, pets, etc. So this video was a nice acknowledgement that the growth we see on the internet might reduce our freedom and that we don’t grow linearly, we iterate and make improvements each round
Thank you for sharing your experience. I'm turning to a minimalist lifestyle and It's insane how we can live freeamd happy without a bunch of stuff and concerns about what people will think!
Octopuses have three hearts, but only two of them pump blood to the gills. The third heart, which pumps blood to the rest of the body, actually stops beating when the octopus swims. This is one reason why octopuses prefer crawling to swimming-it’s less taxing on their circulatory system.
You’re kidding?! 🙃 I’ve long been fascinated by octopi and their intelligence. Thank you for this factoid, I’m going to look for a book to learn more. Also: elephants will (re)visit and hold the bones of their deceased children. The herd will stay in sight, but give her space as she does this.
Definitely 💯.! Middle Ground is different for everyone, but the big picture.
Lot's of love from india.... following minimalism from 1 month
I love this SO much! Especially the end. I have been just taking what life gave me for way too long. I recently quit my corporate job to stay at home with my child, and I couldn't be happier. I'm able to help support my husband's business and declutter our home. I'm learning simplicity and less is so much more. ❤
“Comparison is the thief of joy” such a true quote. I’ve not been on social media for years and that helps with not feeling the need to to buy loads of things or have a shiner life and enjoy the simple little things
Gabe, your channel is helping me so much right now. Thank you for being so concise, motivated and all the other great things you are. I really appreciate the content you share with people.
Thank you for sharing the chapter on comparison I fall into this trap often. I am inspired by all the knowledge but sometimes get overwhelmed I think I should be more than what I am. I appreciate you sharing your journey your challenges and your victories .
Became a minimalist in high school because...... I noticed (by God's grace) people who are in abusive relationships stay because they're love bombed. If you aren't in love with the things of this world you can't be controlled nor confused by it as easily. I understand why God says to not love the things of this world now. huh
In the US, you will be persecuted and scapegoated if you are a minimalist and not consuming materialism and media. Sometimes you will be looked down upon and will be difficult to make friends and be respected by people. That is one downside of being a minimalist and not consuming things. Family will soon look down upon you for being cheap. Hence, why in the US it is difficult to be a minimalist. Women are easily prone to be deceived you are correct, but if you are a minimalist man it is difficult to find relationships or find a woman who likes this lifestyle and perspective.
@@jacqueslee2592 Well praise God, shallow people show their true colors quickly and I can avoid them, and true ones treat me with respect despite not knowing how much I'm worth-shallow relationships never last. I have immediate relatives that looked down on me for years (blessing in disguise because I saw their true colors) because I'm not obsessed with materialism nor do I brag, but I give glory to God for the fruit of meekness and self-control He gave me to be humble. But once they realize you're wealthy (lol I'm waiting on God for the big reveal because it's His glory not mine for when they see my true worth/net worth so I have keep it lowkey 🙋🏽♀) that's when you're their "favorite daughter" or "favorite sister".
@@n.g.l. Thanks for sharing. Wish you success.
Thanks - I've been riding the waves going deep into a topic then finding a middle ground for years and never known the name for it!
I WISH MY GRAND'S WOULD BE MORE LIKE YOU... BECOMING A MINIMALISM AT 75 YEARS NOW 77.
It's a journey, isnt it, Ive been doing my best to reduce and declutter for over a year now. There is improvement but it is far from good enough.
It is a journey.
Im looking forward to the future.
Also gave up on exchanging my car for a new one, will keep saving for a property investment.
I have implemented many of your suggestions. The best change I have made that you suggested was the “2 minute rule”!
You continue to change my life for the better man. Been watching you for many years and will continue!
Really liked the idea of living life by Design not Default 😎
I just recently started my minimalist journey about a month ago and your videos have helped me want to keep going and prioritize the right things. Thanks man!
Great video Gabe! Well organized and thought out. Thanks for sharing.
Great tips Gabe! The silent wealth is very important 🙏
This is the best most helpful video you've ever made!! Thank you!!
Thank you for the quality video. I am always left with things to think about which adds a lot of value to my week. I appreciate the time you take. Less, but quality!
Brilliant as always 💚 simple things are so important. building a life by design I am trying.. please keep up the incredible work you do! Have a Favorite Weekend
I’ve started minimalism a few years ago and people thought I was going crazy.
But ever since then I’ve saved up and invested lots of money, I live stress free and I intend to work much less eventually while my friends are always broke, stressed and will have to work harder and longer hours to afford their lifestyle…
Thank you for this helpful and inspiring video!
It's like "Pepe Mujica" says.. you don't buy stuff with money, you buy stuff with the time you sacrifice to get that money.. and I agree with you, experiences or spending time correctly is way better than material things
TV in the livingroom must go, if you’re a real minimalist.
I love the whole idea of minimalism. I try to apply it in my life. Intermittent fasting is so cool as a part of living a minimalist life. I started a year ago and I feel great! We declutter our house all the time and it is still cluttered but it's definitely much better than some time ago. Really f consumerism and I say it as a dedicated capitalist :D. BTW one of the things I hate is books all over the place and I only listen to audiobooks now. cheers
This was great quality. New subscribe
Loved the video-- straight to the point. Thank you. ❤
I pretty much wear 90 percent black clothing. I'm always spilling coffee so black is forgiving. I'm trying on the minimalism but it's hard. For some reason old photos are my biggest problem. I don't know what to do with them and there are photos of my parents and two sons from way back and only photos I have from back then
Awsome video Gabe !!!!! thanks
Great video, Gabe, thank you!
I’m on this journey with you. Thank you so much for this video!!! Took notes!!! ❤
Oh man… These videos feel like you’re talking DIRECTLY to me… I have grinded my way into the Lambos, Rolex’s, and expensive flights… What I’ve learned is that these things truly don’t bring happiness. Does the Lambo make me feel great while driving it and showing young kids what’s possible, OF COURSE… But it’s not everything anymore. I truly love watching your videos and being in your email lists… Now I have to figure out this minimalist thing…
Thanks for the videos 🤙🤙🤙
Thank you
Thank you for being so awesome 😎😎😎
Appreciate it!
Great video. Thanks!
Great content
Love the new house! Sure did love the blue color of your last place!
Ohhhh! Air BnB! I thought you’d moved!
Thanks 👍
Great video. Makes me laugh how in almost every segment of this video, he sits on the floor when there’s a table and chairs behind him. 😂
Honestly, I hate tables and chairs lol I like eat most meals on the floor
@@GabeBult Guess you don't need it then get rid of it 🤣❤
@@GabeBultsame. Have a $90 floor desk I use way more than my standing desk now
Love the minimumlism move it's what important to you.
Motivation ❤🎉
I’m interested to know as a minimalist what do ask for for Christmas?
Hey Mr Gabe, do you have a link to the Legend clothing brand?
You can't put a price on the peace of mind that minalisim brings. ❤
Was that something you pour hot water in to instantly make coffee?
These are great lessons Gabe!! Thank you 😊
Hi Gabe new to yourchannel did my first video 3 views wasnt sure on hashtags and getting it out there and how to label the video.
When are you joining BlueSky?
My comparison is the opposite. When I compare myself with my friends I see that I'm better off than them.
In the US, you will be persecuted and scapegoated if you are a minimalist and not consuming materialism and media. Sometimes you will be looked down upon and will be difficult to make friends and be respected by people. That is one downside of being a minimalist and not consuming things. Family will soon look down upon you for being cheap. Hence, why in the US it is difficult to be a minimalist.
Find your tribe!! ❤
@@luckypenny312 I wish I could, but it has been many years I have met someone like minded. Family has distanced themselves from me. It is difficult if you live in a materialistic society like the US and a city like LA where you can only fit in and not have problems with people and police if you have luxury vehicles or a lot of things. But I found more peace alone. Thanks.
Ironic- The guy in the black t-shirt telling us people who wear all black are weirdos. Intended?
"somebody" wears all black, like a weirdo... 😂
I have been a minimalist for 20 years but my hubby has never fully jumped on board, but... a couple years ago I bought him a bunch of Cuts clothes (heard about it from you) and now that is all he wears and I haven't had to buy any since.
😮Did you move? This isn’t your blue kitchen.
Whoa! You talk fast! But, thourghly enjoyed.
Amish are the ultimate minimalists!
Election is one of those things that could really contribute to portfolio growth and vice versa. I've been going hard with my investments this year and have been able to build up to 180k, Are there tips I could apply to help me grow my portfolio even more during this election season?.
How can I participate in this?... I sincerely aspire to establish a secure financial future and am eager to participate. Who is the driving force behind your success?
Thank you for putting this out, it has rekindled the fire to my goal
Young but wise.....
8:48 Tai Lopez
Living a minimalist lifestyle to give yourself more free time but still not having time to read a book, seems weird
👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽❤
I wonder how all the people preaching minimalism have nice houses.
That was an Airbnb
@@GabeBult How about creating a video showcasing what defines a truly “minimalist” house, from the exterior.
*awkward moment where I live in a council house* 😅
@@extrememinimalistparent thats enforced minimalism 🤗
@mounirnour8882 no it's not lol. My house size wouldn't change regardless of location or how much money is in the bank. I like living small and I like owning less by choice in the majority of areas in my life. IF my situation ever changed and I became 10k richer or a bloody millionaire, the only different would be that I'd like to drive a car I owned and had a cleaner and maybe go to a very expensive gym and a gardener if I even wanted a garden, on a weekly basis and I wouldn't stress over takeaway coffee or ordering takeaways in general.
But the amount of stuff I own and the size of the home regardless of how nice they are now or not would not change.
Your videos are great, and show true wisdom…. But if you really like to read maybe you can read the Holy Bible. The New World Translation ( language is our current ). Solomon was most likely one of the richest man who ever lived and had everything and anything he wanted, but he said in Ecclesiastes chapter 12 verse 13 “ The conclusion of the matter , everything having been heard, is : “Fear the true God and keep his commandments for this is the whole obligation of man”.
"wears all black like a weirdo" nice job judging ppl dude
I suggest dropping the intermittent shaving. You would look a lot better. Also, drop the hat on backwards. I promise you that decades from now you will be saying "what was I thinking?"
I’m sure we could all do things to look a lot better but it doesn’t mean we should. Everyone has their own style and taste. Please be kind in your comments 🙏
I SUGGEST YOU KEEP YOUR NASTY COMMENTS TO YOUR SELF...... HE LOOKS BETTER THEM YOU BECAUSE HE IS NOT PROUD AND ARROGANT.... READ THE BIBLE..............
Somrtimes I thing you repeat yoyrself. You already have video about this. Try to be more creative
With all due respect some messages need to be repeated and after 5 years there may be more knowledge....plus new people join...you can always click off....
I ENJOY HEARING EVERY THINK YOU SAY.......I'M A HIGH SCHOOL DROP TOO...... SO DO NOT PAY ANY ATTENTION TO SELMAKURTOVIC..... IF YOU CAN'T SOME THING NICE DON'T SAY ANYTHING.... GABE LOVE YOU AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL FAMILY....... GOD BLESS YOU HA TURMP WIN.........
I've lived minimalist for the past 6 years. I now maintain my lifestyle. It's nice having what I need and a little extra.
It's all about the coffee. Aeropress rules.
What about the cuts shirts? AFUERA.?