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Streamlining life|30+, I tasted the sweetness of "minimalist personality"~
Hikiko
After the age of 30, I gradually realized that the complexity of life does not only come from the outside world, but more often than not, we live our own lives too complicated.
So, I began to try to create a "minimalist persona" for myself. This change was not sudden, but a decision made after a series of reflections and observations.
I no longer blindly pursue material satisfaction, and my desire to consume has gradually decreased.
The benefits of this shift are clear: the clothes in my wardrobe are leaner, there are fewer clutter in my home, my living space is more spacious and tidy, and my savings are growing steadily.
Don't buy milk tea/drinks
Once, I was also the kind of "heavy patient" who had at least one cup of milk tea or drink a day.
But over time, I realized that not only was it not good for my health, but it also added a lot of extra expenses.
So, I started trying to kick the habit. It was really tough at first, but over time I gradually adapted to life of drinking plain water.
In retrospect, it was really a wise decision. My skin has become smoother, my physical condition has improved, and more importantly, I have saved a lot of money that I would have spent on beverages.
Bring food to work
Although the food outside is delicious, it is not only costly in the long run, but also has a certain impact on health.
To save money and be healthy, I started trying to cook my own meals and take them to the company to eat. This not only ensures that the food is hygienic and healthy, but can also be adapted to your own tastes.
What's more, by cooking by myself, I learned a lot of new cooking skills and also enjoyed making delicious food.
Don't buy lipstick
I used to be a lipstick collector too, and I couldn't resist wanting to try it whenever a new lipstick number came out.
But now, it's been a long time since I've bought a new lipstick. Not because I lost interest in lipstick, but because I realized that lipstick is not a necessity of life.
Instead of spending your money on a constantly updated lipstick number, invest it in something other that is more valuable.
Buy less clothes
"There's always one less piece of clothing in the wardrobe", this is the resonance of many women. But once I started creating minimalist characters, I realized that I didn't really need that many clothes.
I started to focus on the quality and matching of clothes rather than quantity. By streamlining my wardrobe, I not only saved money, but also improved my aesthetic and styling skills.
Don't buy cheap jewelry
Although cheap jewelry is cheap, it is often of poor quality and will lose its original luster and texture after wearing it a few times.
Instead of buying a bunch of cheap jewelry, invest in a few high-quality, classic jewelry. This not only enhances your taste, but also avoids waste and environmental pollution.
Skincare products out one in one
Skincare products are an essential daily item for every woman. But too much skincare is not only wasteful, it can also be a burden on the skin.
Therefore, I set a rule for myself: I should only buy new products after I have used up a bottle of skincare products.
Not only will you be sure you really need and like the product, but you'll also avoid buying blindly and wasting it.
Don't stock up on makeup
Like skincare, makeup is an important part of a woman's daily routine.
But unlike skincare products, makeup is updated faster and has more variety. To avoid waste and blind buying, I never stock up.
I only buy a certain kind of makeup when I need it. Not only will you be sure you really need the product, but you'll also avoid expiration and waste.
Regular renunciation
In order to keep my life simple and tidy, I regularly break away.
By cleaning up items and clothing that you no longer need or use, you can free up more space and energy for more needed and important things.
Not only will you be able to focus more on what is really important in the present and in the future, but you will also avoid being held back and dragged down by the past.
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Through these changes and the practice of the concept of "minimalist personality", I found that I not only saved money, but also improved my quality of life and happiness, and also cherished what I had more, and learned to be grateful and satisfied, which also made me more clear about what I really want and work hard for it!
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