“Slowly coming to the realisation that I don’t know much about myself.” — Manu Moreale
Very fitting. More and more, in the last months and even years, I’ve lived more minimally. What started with a thorough wardrobe declutter years ago, led to a list of all the clothes I own.
Now, I’m seriously considering keeping a list of all possessions I have. In a previous post, I noted that I don’t see myself as a minimalist.
I am though. By all accounts and the definition of minimalism, I’m one. Because:
- I don’t buy unintentionally
- I don’t keep unnecessary things
- I keep my digital space clutter-free
- Before buying I ask myself: Do I really need it?
- I love minimal aesthetics. In architecture, interior design, web design, product design, fashion.
I’m starting to call myself minimalist. Instead of minimalist-ish.
I Keep a List of All the Clothes I Own
Shopping is a joy now. I don’t impulse buy. But most importantly, I value every piece I own.
