Less is more. You thrive with clear boundaries and a tidy digital space.
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Minimalists usually want eating to be simple too. Rotating a few healthy, clean foods is perfectly fine. But minimalism is not dieting — make sure nutrition is enough.
Suits structured, low-equipment exercise: running, jump rope, bodyweight training, walking. Fixed routes and fixed times cut decision fatigue.
Your efficiency comes from “clean”. But teamwork brings noise — set focus blocks and tell your colleagues. Accept 80% tidiness; the other 20% runs on other people’s rhythm.
Year-end and New Year are when decluttering fever strikes hardest. Don’t delete and regret — give yourself a 48-hour cooling-off period.

My dad’s medicine cabinet was always perfectly tidy. He used to say, “More medicine, more illness.” Minimalism isn’t emptiness — it’s everything in its right place. Bong says: you can clear out the world, just don’t clear yourself out too.
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