ultimate minimalism

the less you have, the less you worry

while there are multitudes of variables in people's lives, a universal commonality is that we all have the same amount of time in a day. some have more days than others, but as long as you survive one, we all get 24 hours.

a lot can be made with the time we have per day. the more we have to do things with, the higher the likelihood that we'll feel we've made the most of our time. it may also risk being a clusterfuck that your brain has to juggle a lot of things, perhaps more than it can possibly handle.

since having more money than my college self could imagine, if gotten a bit burned out with having a lot of the things i wanted, but not having the time for them. that's why i've been trying to a adopt a lifestyle of minimalism rooted on a likely incorrect understanding of the buddhist path to nirvana.

because i feel like i haven't been getting enough time in my life despite having the same 24 hours per day as my past self had. so I decided on prioritizing the feeling of having a lot more time on my hands. and the first step of achieving that is by learning contentment.

now the second step, that i've yet to figure out.