Last year, William and Laura Baird got rid of half of their kids' toys, half of their kitchen's contents and a third of the family's clothes. It wasn't just de-cluttering – they also ditched almost ...

A new study published in the Journal of Macromarketing suggests that choosing to live simply — by consuming less and prioritizing relationships and community — may be linked with greater wellbeing.

Someone told me, “I wish your emails and columns would sometimes relate to people with average income or meager means. Everybody’s not rich, you know! What about us? What can WE do to live better?” ...

Sansskriti Singhal began this year by cutting down her expenses on clothes, food, and entertainment. She did so because she believes one can live well with less of everything. When you cut out ...

I knew aesthetic girlies were taking “minimalism” too far when content creators started posting pictures of their bookshelves with spines facing the wall. The reason? Colorful covers and varying fonts ...

Minimalism has been a mainstay in the wellness and financial spaces for the last decade for good reason. As a lifestyle, it encourages intentional spending and paring belongings to ...

Last year, William and Laura Baird got rid of half of their kids' toys, half of their kitchen's contents and a third of the family's clothes. It wasn't just de-cluttering — they also ditched almost ...