Define your life's plan

Before committing to minimalism, get a better plan of how you want to live your life. 🧘

Using the Minimalist’s post as a guide, I developed my plan for my life, addressing questions (posed by the Minimalists) to understand what I define as success and what kind of person I want to become. I asked myself these questions before fully committing to minimalism, to plan how I wanted to live my life.

What is standing in the way of my musts?

When did I give so much meaning to my possessions?

What is truly important in my life?

Why am I discontented?

Who is the person I want to become?

How will I define my success?

How will my life improve if I own less stuff?

Before this exercise, I had never really thought in depth about what my answers were. I recommend you take some time to answer these questions yourself to get a better understanding of your values and beliefs, even if you are not planning on embracing minimalism as I have.

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👉 Your Turn: Define Your Life’s Plan!

Complete this writing exercise! ➔

My Life's Plan Answer these questions to get a better understanding of your own values and beliefs.⁠

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😲 Did You Know: Americans spend more on shoes, jewelry and watches ($100 billion) than on higher education.

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