A Journey Towards Minimalism

I Want Those Memories! "Why do you seem happy most of the time and what do you do when you feel sad?" I still remember this is the question I asked my happy-go-lucky friend, Kenneth. "I will think about those happy moments in my life and forget about those sad ones!" exclaimed Kenneth, who is always generous in sharing his thoughts. Most of us are being "trapped in thought" that physical items bring fond memories to us.  However the truth is, it is the memories behind those items that brought us happiness rather than the item itself. As I was writing and sharing this post, the items that you see on the above pictures are already in the trash bin but already in the digital format. So why do I decided to throw them away? These are the things that my loved ones gave it to me! The decision to throw them away is not an immediate one. They have been lying on the table and pinboard for quite some times........... Weeks

Physical Clutter Gone, What's Next? Well done! You have already got rid many of your non-essential physical stuffs. "So, what's next?" You ask yourself. I'm still not feeling happy and fulfilled!  Worse still, I feel emptiness!  Well, I can connect with you! That's why we have a community ! For those working adults, you might be constantly worrying about your unstable job. For kids, they still have worries about their endless tests and exams. For the elderly, they consistently worry about their health, children or even grandchildren. Getting Rid of Mental Clutter "Didn't you promise that minimalism will bring in more time freedom and happiness?" You wondered...... Yes! Life is a marathon and not a sprint. If you need to train for a marathon, how would you do it? Would you straight away run a 42km and get yourself injure, or would you gradually improve your physical strength weeks by weeks, months by months