Advanced Level
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Owning more stuff than you can use doesn't just waste money, it fosters procrastination and increases feelings of anxiety. Break the cycle with these tips.
Trendy clothes
We all own way more clothes than we actually wear, but you might not realize the extent of your wardrobe hoarding until you get a reality check from a minimalist. Most people wear 20 percent of their clothes 80 percent of the time. Almost everyone would benefit from cutting their closet in half. They wouldn’t miss half the things they get rid of and would find getting ready is easier. Easier said than done, we know, but you can start by not adding to the clutter. To avoid feeling the need to buy all-new pieces every season, stick with one classic style that suits you.
The latest and greatest technology
There are two types of obsolete: Technology that is so outdated that it can’t do its purpose, like a smartphone that’s incompatible with the apps you need; then there’s the gear that works just as well as the newest version, but just isn’t… well, new. Some people love buying whatever the new thing is. If technology isn’t solving a problem in your life, it’s just adding problems to your life. So, if your old phone works just as well as the latest version—even without all the new bells and whistles—upgrading is a waste of money.
Knick-knacks
“Minimalism” does not mean decoration-free. But it does mean only sticking with home décor you truly love, rather than cluttering your home with tons of accent pieces. The more decorations you display, the less focus you bring to the important ones that really tell your story and share your values. Before buying a new knick-knack or piece of art, decide whether it’s something you truly love. If it will just take attention away from your favorites, it’s a waste of money.
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Elementary Level
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Having more stuff than you can use doesn't just waste money, it also creates delays and increases feelings of anxiety. Get rid of this habit by these tips.
Trendy clothes
We all have more clothes than we actually wear, but you might not realize how many clothes you have stored in your wardrobe until a minimalist gives you the facts. Most people wear 20 percent of their clothes 80 percent of the time. It would be beneficial for almost everyone to get rid of half of their clothes. This way they can get ready more easily. We know that this is actually difficult to do but you can start by not adding any more clothes to your collection. To avoid buying new clothes every season, always use a classic style that suits you.
The latest and greatest technology
There are two types of old-fashioned: Technology that is so old that it can’t do its purpose, like a smartphone that can’t run the apps you need; there is also a piece of equipment that works just as well as the newest version, but just isn’t… well, new. Some people love buying whatever the new thing is. If technology isn’t solving a problem in your life, it’s just adding problems to your life. So, if your old phone works just as well as the latest version—even without all the new and interesting features—upgrading is a waste of money.
Knick-knacks
“Minimalism” does not mean no decoration. But it does mean only keeping home décor you truly love, and not having a lot of stuff lying around your home that is in fact unnecessary. The more decorations you have, the less focus you bring to the important ones that really tell your story and share your values. Before buying a new unnecessary object or piece of art, decide whether it’s something you truly love. If it will just take attention away from your favorites, it’s a waste of money.
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ترجمه فارسی
داشتن چیزهایی بیشتر از مقداری که میتونین استفاده کنین فقط هدر دادن پول نیست، باعث تعلل و افزایش اضطراب هم میشه. این روند رو با این راهکارها متوقف کنین.
لباسهای مد روز
ما هممون خیلی بیشتر از چیزی که واقعا میپوشیم لباس داریم، اما تا زمانیکه که یک کمینه گرا براتون یک بررسی واقعی انجام نداده ممکنه متوجه حجم بالای لباسهاتون نشین. بیشتر مردم 80 درصد مواقع 20 درصد لباسهاشون رو میپوشن. تقریبا همه از اینکه کمد لباسشون رو نصف کنن سود میبرن. اونها اصلا نبود نصف چیزهایی که دور میریزن رو احساس نمیکنن و میفهمن که راحت تر میتونن آماده بشن. میدونیم که گفتنش راحت تر از انجام دادنشه اما میتونین با این شروع کنین که چیزی به لباسهاتون اضافه نکنین. برای اینکه احساس نکنین باید هر فصل لباسهای جدید بخرین، بچسبین به یک مدل کلاسیک که بهتون میاد.
به روزترین و بهترین فن آوری
دو مدل قدیمی شدن وجود داره: فن آوری که انقدر قدیمی شده که دیگه به کار نمیاد، مثل یک تلفن هوشمند که با برنامه های کاربردی که لازم دارین منطبق نیست. یکی هم ابزارهایی که مثل جدیدترین نسخه هاشون کار میکنن، اما فقط اینکه خب جدید نیستن. بعضی مردم دوست دارن هر چیز جدیدی رو بخرن. اگر فن آوری مشکلی رو در زندگیتون حل نمیکنه، فقط مشکلی رو به زندگیتون اضافه میکنه. بنابراین، اگر تلفن قدیمیتون مثل جدیدترین نسخه کار میکنه – حتی بدون تزئینات جدید و اضافه – ارتقا دادنش یعنی هدر دادن پول.
اشیا کوچک دکوری
کمینه گرایی به معنی حذف دکوراسیون نیست. اما حتما به این معنیه که بجای اینکه خونه تون رو با کلی چیزهای دکوری شلوغ کنین فقط اشیا دکوری که واقعا دوست دارین رو استفاده کنین. هر چقدر اشیا دکوری بیشتری داشته باشین، از اهمیت اون موارد مهمی که واقعا قصه شما رو روایت میکنن و ارزشهاتون رو به اشتراک میذارن کم میکنین. قبل از خرید اشیا (کوچک) دکوری یا یک قطعه اثر هنری تصمیم بگیرین که واقعا دوستش دارین. اگر این شئ دکوری باعث کمرنگ شدن توجه به اونهایی میشه که دوستشون دارین، دارین پولتون رو هدر میدین.
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