Author: Leo Babauta

minimalism with kids

I’ve often been asked, “How can you be a minimalist with six kids? I only have two kids, help me!” It can be pretty hilarious calling yourself a minimalist when you have six kids … but 1) I didn’t become minimalist until after I had the kids, and 2) anyone can be a minimalist, it’s […]

just two pieces of bread

I heard a saying from India,“All you need are two chapattis a day.” It doesn’t literally mean you should subsist on two pieces of bread a day, but is a reminder of how little we actually need. I’ve found this saying useful lately, as I’ve had urges to eat delicious food, buy more clothes, and more. […]

confessions of a minimalist

I have to confess that in recent years, I’ve often lost my minimalist way. The reason is that I get caught up in an obsession, and then I let myself give in to impulses. For example: I got obsessed with chess last year, and bought a new chess set, a tournament set, and an embarrassing […]

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quiet

This space has been cleared, a nearly empty room.

For peace, contemplation.

I leave this quiet for you as a gift.

And as a thank you.

quiet

This space has been cleared, a nearly empty room.

For peace, contemplation.

I leave this quiet for you as a gift.

And as a thank you.

quiet

This space has been cleared, a nearly empty room.

For peace, contemplation.

I leave this quiet for you as a gift.

And as a thank you.

quiet

This space has been cleared, a nearly empty room.

For peace, contemplation.

I leave this quiet for you as a gift.

And as a thank you.

quiet

This space has been cleared, a nearly empty room.

For peace, contemplation.

I leave this quiet for you as a gift.

And as a thank you.

quiet

This space has been cleared, a nearly empty room.

For peace, contemplation.

I leave this quiet for you as a gift.

And as a thank you.