Minimalism and sustainability has been surging in popularity within the past ten years. It gathers followers and critics alike. This lifestyle trend prioritizes living intentionally and surrounding yourself with the things that you love. Minimalism is a theory based on valuing experiences rather than things. There are many misconceptions about the movement . Also about how many items you can own. But in reality, it is unique and personalized to every individual. In this article about Minimalism and sustainability GBRI course you’ll learn about the benefits of minimalism and who can gain the most from it.
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