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Everyday MinimalismBy Erin Boyle

In a Nutshell

This course shows how to incorporate minimalism to help you take control of your personal space and experience calm and creativity by keeping things simple.

Favorite Quote

I always suggest thinking outside the box rather than going to a store to try to buy a solution.

Erin Boyle

Introduction

Minimalism is an excellent way to find calm and creativity in everyday life.

Many of us may think that being a minimalist means throwing everything out and starting afresh, but this isn't the case.

Erin Boyle is an expert in simplicity and sustainability. In this course, she introduces minimalism so that anyone can practice it.

Everyday Minimalism is designed to dispel misconceptions and introduce minimalism's goal and the power that it can have in every area of your life.

The course includes techniques to help you find value in your belongings, establish parameters of what you should own, and navigate challenges that may affect your overall control.

Here are the 3 key insights from this Hack

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