Real Life Minimalists: Kevin

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By miss minimalist

Kevin writes:

Kevin

Hello. My name is Kevin. I’m 26 years old from Quito, Ecuador.

I apologize for any mistakes in my English.

I just want to thank you because since I started to read your blog really changed my life completely.

Initially to start reading your posts I was upset with me, although at first I did not know why, then I realized it was a kind of envy because I wanted a freer life without much disruption. I was tied to my stuff, my bills and the image I had bought. I was paying a supposedly perfect idea of life.

I’m not a minimalist at all, I rather consider myself someone who enjoys being minimalist. I have reduced my belongings. Many times I was obsessed with the number of things I had but then I realized that this is not necessarily the goal. Although it remains an interesting challenge, perhaps to learn a little more about yourself.

The process itself was much easier because I read experiences of many people and many blogs.

I started to realize that I was tied to many things and also kept my feelings. All this to stay in my comfort zone. Now things are different.

I started first remove the things that had for some time thought: “Sometime I’m going to use” and saw that there were clothes that I had not worn in years!

I gathered all my clothes and analyze if it’s something I really only use it if I have it or because it was a gift.

I stick with things you really need, it does the job and ensure quality that will last me a long time. Finally I learned to prioritize quality over quantity.

I analyze my belongings, the things I do and why I do it. And analyze my relationships as there were some it consumed me. Now I give more time to people who really accept who I am and enjoy a sincere friendship.

When I ordered my priorities and my consumption, my debts began to disappear. I started to have more money which still do not see it useful simply because I see no need to buy anything.

I feel that I wanted to help people and see that they have many problems in their life. Debt problems, money problems, relationship problems. And I wanted to help but I’ve noticed that people are very reluctant to change.

The single most difficult aspect for me was to change the food. It’s hard to eat healthy because my job there is only junk food. Sometime I wish you write some more about it if possible.

I leave thanking you for being part of my transformation in my habits and my new lifestyle.

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Real minimalist life: Kevin

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By miss minimalist

Kevin wrote:

Kevin

Hello. My name is Kevin. I have 26 years of Quito in Ecuador.

I apologize for the mistakes in my English.

I want to just thank you because since I started reading your blog really my life has completely changed.

Initially to start reading your posts I have been angry with me, even if at the beginning that I didn't as why, then I realized that it was a kind of envy because I wanted a more free life without much disturbance. I was tied to my stuff, my bills and the image that I had bought. I was paying a seemingly perfect idea of life.

I'm not at all a minimalist, I consider myself someone who likes to be minimalist. I reduced my business. Several times I've been obsessed with the number of things that I had, but then I realized that this is not necessarily the goal. Although it remains an interesting, maybe to learn a little more about yourself challenge.

The process itself was much easier, because I read the experiences of many people and many blogs.

I began to realize that I was related to many things and also kept my feelings. All this to stay in my comfort zone. Now things are different.

I started to first remove the things that had for some time thinking: "to la I will use ' and I saw that there were the clothes that I had not worn in years!

I gathered all my clothes and analyze if it is something I only use it if I have it or because it was a gift.

I stick with the things that you really need, it does the job and provide a quality that will last me a long time. Finally, I learned to give priority of quality over quantity.

I analyze my personal effects, the things I do and why I do it. And analyze my relationships as there were what it me consumed. Now, I give more time to those who really accept who I am and enjoy a sincere friendship.

When I ordered my usage and my priorities, my debts started to disappear. I started to have more money that see not even useful simply because I see no need to buy what whatsoever.

I feel that I wanted to help people and see that they have many problems in their lives. Problems of indebtedness, financial problems, relationship problems. And I wanted to help, but I noticed that people are very reluctant to change.

The most difficult aspect for me was to change the food. It is difficult to eat healthily, as my work it is only junk food. Sometimes, I wish that you write more on this subject, if possible.

I leave thanking you to be part of my transformation in my habits and my new style of life.

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