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Adventures in Experientialism: Why I Gave Up Buying Things to Travel

This is a guest post by my friend Anthony Ongaro. It was a dark and stormy February night, or at least a cold Minnesota winter night, if I recall correctly, when it all came together. It had been a long time since I had traveled anywhere. Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/1gHc6KA

4 tips to start a minimalist life after your vacation

A few weeks ago we had a beautiful talk with Brandy and Paolo from ALOR on how to reach freedom of time. Two people that have started to live a minimalist life under very different conditions, eventually found each other and now apply minimalism together. Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/2f2pucN

Become a minimalist by traveling: 5 reasons to hit the road

Traveling is not only fun and beautiful, it is also important to get to know ourselves. And will help you to become a minimalist. Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/2jpoQqZ

C’est la rentrée, on change de vie ?

La rentrée c’est mardi prochain officiellement, surtout pour les enfants, mais les adultes sont eux quasiment tous revenus au bureau ce lundi. Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/1LBGrIe

Four Simple Living Benefits from Spending A Little More Time Outdoors

Note: This is a guest post from Robin Shliakhau of Simplify and Pursue. When you’re out in the wild and daylight is fading, you get stuff done. Fast. You strip down your routines to the bare necessities and you figure out what’s really important. Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/2cB1QpT

Je n’ai presque rien, et pourtant j’ai tout.

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Je suis assis là, par terre à côté de mon vélo. Devant une enseigne Albert Heijn (supermarché Hollandais) pour profiter du wifi gratuit, les vacanciers passent les uns après les autres pour faire leurs courses... Lire la suite... http://ift.tt/1L0AfGN via Pocket via IFTTT