Tag: minimalism

FOMO – another 4 letter F word

no one ever said on their deathbed “I wish I spent more time at work”

The world today – the online community – believes it has “something” to say that is important. We are bombarded daily with headlines, newsletters, emails and ads promoting the things you should or need in your life. You should or need to watch/read/listen/subscribe/buy/eat etc these things to enrich your life without FOMO.

FOMO from https://www.thetambellinigroup.com/the-student-information-system-dilemma-when-fud-meets-fatigue-the-whole-industry-suffers/

Wikipedia defines (FOMO) Fear of missing out as the “feeling of apprehension that one is either not in the know or missing out on information, events, experiences, or life decisions that could make one’s life better.” Some say FOBO – the Fear of Better Options.

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minimal, optimal, essential, intentionalism…?

I have stumbled across the minimalism group… the internet world of peoples who follow minimalism blogs and videos and podcasts….

7 Tiny Steps for the Beginner Minimalist - Be More with Less

They all want to tell us there are no rules to follow these practices.. but then you read “the rules are”…?

To be minimalists you need to do this… then they say its up to you. You need to find what fits for you with minimalism, simple living, essentialism and living your life intentionally.

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