“Bring the white space in your life, which you can now choose how to fill.”

Calm can calm the arrogant.

Less stuff creates more opportunities, no matter the season. 

Minimalism leads you to a deeper connection with yourself, and a life lived with more satisfaction.  

The more stuff I buy, the more weighed down I felt.  

Less stuff, more life.

Never regret the choices you made. We all have a different mindset in a different situation.

Declutter is the first chapter in the book of minimalism.

Self-care helps you stay grounded and be your best self for others.

The path of minimalism gives you the freedom to explore yourself.

Change allows us to live as the best version of ourselves.

We need more love & less stuff.  

No expectations mean more time to focus on what matters most.  

The stuff we choose to surround ourselves has a claim on our time, energy, and attention and finally on our life. 

A person with no expectations is a pure minimalist.

The older you get, the more you realize that it’s okay to live a life other’s don’t understand.

Feel free to love anything but not everything.

After a while I started to think of that as an image of something that went a lot deeper than the dead dog, which is you can’t bring back anything to life.

It doesn’t mean we don’t take it seriously, but no one is under the delusion (that we’re) bringing world peace.

The Younger Generation comes, bringing its gifts. They are the first fruits of the Negro Renaissance. Youth speaks, and the voice of the New Negro is heard.

I will return to Libya and undertake my duties and obligations to bring equality within the chaos.

For their race brings not harm upon thee in any wise, when thou fearest it from thine own race.

Somebody had to bring the truth to the doorstep of this president.

I need to hear something about how he`s going to bring people together in the spirit, hopefully, of Martin Luther King Jr., and if that`s not heard, then we`ve got to constantly challenge him.

And that will mean that we cast aside eight years of hard work, blood, sweat and tears that have gone into bringing cities and mayors and communities to the table to address what truly is a national crisis.