Minimalism & essentialism is my passion and challenge

Some of my favorite inspirations:

• The Minimalists – Joshua Fields Millburn & Ryan Nicodemus help over 20 million people live meaningful lives with less through their website, books, podcast, and documentary.

• CKSPACE – Youtube Channel of Cheng Kit about Minimalism and Learnings how to live a meaningful life and create meaningful space.

• Matt D´Avella – Youtube Channel Matt, minimalist, filmmaker and maker of the Netflix documentary Minimalism.

• Goodbye, Things: The New Japanese Minimalism – A growing movement in Japan is choosing to part with their possessions and appreciate the beauty of less. Inspired by the aesthetics and principles of traditional Zen Buddhism, Japan’s new minimalists say their transformation to simple living has freed them to spend time on other pursuits. (Fumio Sasaki, minimalist and author of Goodbye, Things).

• Leo Babauta – Minimalist and Zen-Enthusiast. Blogs about Zen Habits. He is a writer. My favorite books I hardly recommend: ‘The Simple Guide to a Minimalist Life’, ‘The Power of Less: The Fine Art of Limiting Yourself to the Essential in Business and in Life’ and ‘Zen Habits: Handbook for Life’.

• Gabe Bult – he is a minimalist, frugaalst and expert on efficient money management. My favorite: Youtube-Video “17 Stages Of Minimalism“.

• Marc Bielefeld – Marc Bielefeld lives on the Elbe / Hamburg and writes as a freelance author for magazines such as mare, Merian, National Geographic and Yacht. He lives on his sailing boat. My favorite Book: “Whoever has the sea needs less” (Original in German: “Wer Meer hat, braucht weniger”).

List of all the things I own

In the near future, you can find my list of items I own here. My goal: 128 items.