You Are Not Alone


I still remember the first time I embarked on this journey, I first created video about minimalism on YouTube before journey to the less (the blog you are reading now) was born.

Though there are many videos about minimalism (especially in the U.S), however, when I YouTube search "Become Minimalist in Singapore", not many YouTube video was found.

"Am I the only Singaporean discovered about minimalism and decided to take on this journey?" I thought to myself.

Matthew 7:7 - Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you:

 After my 3rd video posts in my YouTube Channel, Ben contacted me.

We decided to meet up and share ideas. You can watch his sharing here.

Not only that, after sometimes, we are able to connect with more like-minded people not only in Singapore, but also worldwide.

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