Best tweets about Minimalism

Minimalism in design only works if you considered and refined every detail of what you want to show to perfection. Otherwise it's just kinda lazy.

I am moving to another city in June. I’ve thrown away four boxes worth of stuff in anticipation. Minimalism is awesome.

Not long ago, the dream was to live in a mansion and drive a fancy car. Nowadays, people don't want to own houses, a car or even a TV. Minimalism is making people happy and I love it. The lack of stuff gives people the freedom to live anywhere anytime.

If you think this is bad wait until the next generation finds out what we did to animals and tears down all the statues of meat eaters. I hope you like minimalism.

I see a lot of minimalism in design that feels empty. That’s not the idea. Minimalism is about using a little to create a lot. Giving the eye both a place to rest but also to focus.

I just finished a mentorship session with a UI/UX designer and we talked through what he could do better. Here are some of the lessons from our session. 1. Stop avoiding colors in the name of ‘minimalism’. Nature uses colors tastefully. Learn from Nature. 🌺

Signs of great documentation: - examples over explanations - humor over dullness - consistency over minimalism What would you add?👇

The Supreme Court dealt punishing blows to voting rights, labor, access to the courts, Democratic governors’ public health orders, and 13 humans on death row Donald Trump rushed to execute. But overall the term that just ended was marked by consensus and minimalism, we’re told.

I watched an Insta Influencer talk about minimalism from a 5 star hotel suite and am totally convinced about it now. You really don't need much if you have room service, house keeping & spa on demand.

The youngest composers who reacted against serialism in the US are now retirement age. Minimalism and neo-Romanticism has been part of the establishment for decades. Why pretend that this isn't the case?

Christians have for too long operated on a principle of “theological minimalism.” What we need is “theological maximalism.” A full-orbed theology that addresses every area of life.

There's minimalism, and then there's putting no work in. Learn the difference

All the best interior design is in the 70s 80s, why did we have to fall in love with Minimalism. Decor used to be so creative and fun

I used to be into the minimalism movement until I realized it's pushed by the Cabal- "you will own nothing and be happy" Minimalism is out, conscious consumption from an energetic place of abundance and not scarcity is in

Millennials enjoy minimalism and organization so much because our parents were borderline hoarders with so much stuff for stuff sake that having no clutter just feels so calming.

It’s time to cancel minimalism in 2022 we’re wearing ball gowns to the grocery store, channeling art nouveau for the most boring rooms in our houses, and making macarons for breakfast

The first time I “felt rich” was when my wife and I were 24, making 50k together and we learned to live off half of that. Make fun of minimalism/frugality but we couldn’t have built this without doing that. We didn’t come from money and had to provide our own seed capital.

Tiny Homes and this push for Minimalism are a psyop Minimalism at its core has some good philosophical points But the promotion of Tiny houses and minimalism are to get you used to having less and living in a cubicle

Alan Lancaster Status Quo RIP - in the seventies he was part of the denim machine that invented rock minimalism with a perfect run of singles - underrated but quite brilliant

Minimalism is cool but l feel like too little is being done now in design in the name of minimalism. I feel like so much personality is being lost in some of these re-branding exercises l am seeing 😓😭

If you're striving to be an entrepreneur, conscious consumption & minimalism are the way forward.

➕by ➖: 4 things to remove from your life Hear me out & this 🧵 may improve your life by 10%… I talk a lot about minimalism. My 🛗 pitch is that it’s not what most people think. Minimalism isn’t about denying yourself & leading a monk-like existence... 👇

I’ve been watching videos on ultra expensive homes & apartments and there’s something so strange about the lack of character and decor in these homes. Minimalism is clean but so lifeless. Like living in a hotel, or university student Union.

Minimalism is incredibly effective when ur first starting out. Bare bones low tech approach to training, biz. Just you & the schematic. Comes to a point you realize almost all products and services are marketed to people who will never start anyway

Are we reaching the end of the era of the political party as mechanism for governance? Could a group of individuals, committed to Justice, Respect, Safety, Inclusivity, Equity, Prosperity for all & personal Minimalism make a covenant with each other & a country to lead it? #LGE

it's funny to see folks refer to the early-mid 00s "metal, curves, angles" (now referred to as "metalheart") web design as "risky" compared to modern minimalism; it wasn't - it was so pervasive in the commercial world that it was derogatorily referred to as "trendwhore"

7 signs you’re on the right path in life: • You’re losing friends • You love minimalism • You feel comfortable alone • You question the mainstream • Your views are different to most • You don’t care what others think • You see pain as a signal to change

The secret formula to financial freedom is: Save to invest + Learn one high-income skill + Practice money minimalism

Minimalism & nofap youtube channels Dudes making 6 figures for saying "don't jerk off & clean your room" 😂

Minimalism is a form of healing. It can clear you energy field, and create space for abundance. If you're not minimizing your possessions, you're minimizing your money, time, mental health and potential. Clutter smothers. Simplicity breathes. The less you own, the less owns you.

Minimalism isn’t cool. Neither is rampant consumerism. Strike a balance and spend on things you enjoy.

Most important things in the world are driven by pure common sense: 1. Earn > Spend (financial freedom) 2. Cut distractions (time freedom) 3. Work hard to be successful (success) 4. Consume less (minimalism, leads to more mental peace). 5. Help others to get help (network).

Any Autists find minimalism helps with executive functioning issues? I’m the type of #Autistic (also AuDHD) that has five chapsticks because I figure if I have more than one then I’ll be able to find it when I need it, but often can’t. #AskingAutistics

Good Design can both solve problems and be a visual masterpiece ( a.k.a. POP! ). Some of us are just lazy designers that preach minimalism & simplicity so that we can avoid doing good work.

Minimalism is the highest expression of complexity.

When you have a busy mind, a busy work environment, a busy schedule, Minimalism is essential in your home / place of rest.

In web design, less is more World is moving towards minimalism

Unusual ways to keep stress down: - Social media detoxes - Gratitude practises - Minimalism - Ashwagandha - Strong time management skills This stuff is only going to get MORE important with time.

minimalism isn't about owning nothing. it’s about nothing owning you.

8 signs you're good with your money: 1. Pay yourself first. 2. Make more money. 3. Decrease liabilities 4. Reduce fees and taxes. 5. Risk a little to make more. 6. Diversify your investments. 7. Practice money minimalism. 8. Never stop learning new things.