In the first part of this series, I share what I let go as part of my minimalist journey.  The greatest thing about Minimalism is it's a journey.  It's doesn't just stop one day.  It constantly asks you to look at your life and assess what matters to you.  Minimalism is and should also be different for every person.  Our backgrounds, our values, our dreams and our goals are different, but the one constant is that time is short and we must use it wisely to fulfill our inner intentions.

As I began to let things and old habits go, I felt myself change.  The things that were important to me in my early and mid-20's changed.  Now, in my early 30's, the world looks a bit different and while there are times I wished I could go back time and educate my younger self, the point of life is to learn from mistakes, evolve and grow.

Because my values, my thoughts, my mindset changed, the world around me began to change as well as a way to support the new me.