There’s a subject in many of the posts I write about that is present but not always called out by name. The subject is money. Time and again, we read stories about people editing their lives, not just because they want.
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There’s something fairly epic about the life of Benedict, aka Ultra Romance, a tattooed, muscle-bound, bushy-beard-wearing, bike-touring, not-so-fond-of-working, foraged-food-eating, $10-a-day-living nomad. A recent article in Business Insider called attention to his adventures and I think you’ll be glad they did..
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Last year we posted about Matt Souveny’s 1 Year, 1 Outfit Project. As the name implies, Souveny, a Royal Air Force pilot and men’s fashion blogger, spent one year living with ten carefully curated clothing items. Well, the year and.
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This site is probably too often guilty of presenting extreme minimalist lifestyles–single dudes who give up everything, couples who sell all of their stuff to go globe trotting and so on. The fact is downsizing and living a simpler life with.
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If you’re a longtime reader of this site, you may remember the name Andrew Hyde. More likely, you’ll remember his claim to fame: at one point Hyde narrowed his possessions down to a mere 15 items (which later bloated to.
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Okay, so it turned out our story about Paris Hilton adopting a minimalist lifestyle and moving into a tiny house was, in fact, not true. The picture was of Miss Hilton walking out of her $325k doghouse. On behalf of.
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In what is surely a sign of things to come, Paris Hilton, once the poster girl of conspicuous consumption, has adopted a minimalist lifestyle and has given up a 12k sq ft Malibu mansion for a tiny house in Eugene,.
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I must admit, if my 21 year old self had received $2M to play professional baseball, there might have been a chance that I’d make a few extravagant purchases: a Porsche perhaps, a fancy apartment, etc. But Daniel Norris might.
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A couple weeks ago, we revisited Peter Lawrence, a man who lives with what would charitably be called a paucity of possessions. In certain ways, Rob Greenfield makes Lawrence look like a hoarder. Greenfield lives in a 50 sq ft.
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Last week, one of our regular readers, Tim Domenico, posted a comment to the story about a tiny house made from the ruins of the Christchurch NZ earthquake. He revealed in the comment that he is a 55 year-old retiree who got there.
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