9 Minimalism Blogs to Help Simplify Life
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When you are just starting out with simplifying your life or living minimally, it’s helpful to get inspiration from others. There are so many blogs that have helped me along the way, as well as some newer ones I have found that I just love! That’s why, today on Simple Is More, I’m going to share with you 10 minimalism blogs to help you simplify your life.
Personally, I got started with pursuing minimalism as a lifestyle after watching the documentary, Minimalism: A Documentary About the Important Things (recommended to me by my good friend who must have known I was a minimalist before I did!). I was already decluttering and simplifying every area of my life at this point, but watching this documentary confirmed it for me.
The film showed me that less really could be more. And it showed me that my current lifestyle was keeping me from the joy and peace I so desperately wanted. Even though I couldn’t relate to everything in the film, I knew that I could find my own version of intentional minimalism that would work for my family.
Minimalism Blogs to Follow
Since then, I have started sharing my own tips and ideas for simplifying your life on this blog. And, I’ve begun following and soaking up information from many other blogs as well.
Whether you are working on decluttering your home, your time, or your mind, these simplifying and minimalism blogs have got you covered. There are so many minimalism blogs out there that can help you minimize the clutter in every way possible.
Each of these blogs are both inspirational and practical. (They don’t tell you what to do without showing you how to do it!) I believe that minimalism does not look the same for each person or family, and these minimalism blogs show that in their different approaches to minimalism.
1. Be More With Less
Courtney Carver says that simplifying your life allows you to “infuse it with love”. I love that, don’t you?! She gives us so many great tips so that we can start actually living our life instead of just surviving it. Courtney is the creator of the blog Be More With Less, as well as the Project 333 fashion challenge!
2. Simple Families
This next blog is full of helpful information about parenting and simplifying alike. On her simplify blog, Simple Families, and podcast, Denaye Barahona shares invaluable advice from herself, as well as a wide array of experts. She helps us simplify because she understands our tendency to overcomplicate and overthink pretty much everything. Find out how to live well, especially if you have kids!
3. Simple Lionheart Life
This next blog is Simple Lionheart Life. Melissa is the nicest person you will ever meet! But besides all that, she has a really great website full of advice to live with “less stuff, more life”. Her simplify your life blog is a must for you to check out.
4. Mia Danielle
Mia writes about minimalism and intentional living for parents on her blog, Mia Danielle. She helps “busy moms create a space that supports them, their energy, and their purpose”. I love how Mia is always straightforward and tells it like it is!
5. This Evergreen Home
This Evergreen Home is a go-to resource for all things on intentional living and prioritizing things that matter. You’ll find easy to read, first-hand articles on decluttering, simple living, and so much more. Mike and Molly want to share what they have learned to help busy families stay connected, love deeply, and manage stress. There’s something for everyone to get started on their minimalist journey here. Pssss…check out their article for date night ideas, too.
6. Nourishing Minimalism
Rachel Jones is “The Joyful Space Specialist” on her blog, Nourishing Minimalism. She wants to help each of us transform our homes into peaceful spaces that nourish us instead of stress us out. She has a wonderful perspective on minimalism as an amazing tool, but not the answer. It’s about removing whatever is distracting you from the life you are meant to live. Her simplify life blog is full of so many great topics…
7. Smallish Blog
On Smallish Blog, Evelyn comes from the rare perspective of minimalism from a biblical perspective, which I love. She teaches us how to minimize our stuff and be more purposeful with our time. This simple blog is perfect for those of us who want to find a form of Christian minimalism.
8. The Simplicity Habit
I recently discovered The Simplicity Habit, and I’m so glad that I did. On her new blog, Julianna gives valuable decluttering advice, especially for those of us with kids. Her and I share much the same goal in simplifying: we simplify so that we can spend our time and energy on more important things. This simplify your life blog is about living a more intentional life that we love!
9. Becoming Minimalist
Joshua Becker founded Becoming Minimalist in 2009. It is one of the first blogs that I followed and I believe it can inspire others to simplify their lives and focus on what truly matters. Joshua runs an amazing facebook group filled with inspiration and motivation to declutter and slow living. You have to check it out.
Find the Simple Living Minimalism Blog That’s Right for You
I hope you enjoyed checking out each of these minimalism blogs as much as I did. Each blog has something unique to offer and a different spin on what it looks like to simplify your life. Find what works for you and run with it!
Theresa is the founder and owner of Simple Is More from Beavercreek, Ohio. She is a nationally syndicated writer whose work has been featured on the Associated Press Wire, Blox Digital, and more. With a passion for words and a love for simplicity, Theresa has built a reputation as a trusted source on minimalism, home organization, budgeting, travel, and wellness. When she's not writing or tidying up, Theresa loves to explore new places, read a good book, and spend quality time with her family.