When my mother was in her eighties, she told me (as we sat in her nice clean, but small apartment) “it’s all just stuff. You can’t take it with you” after she died a few months later she could leave me no financial inheritance, but the two biggest gifts she left were a preplanned funeral and an apartment that was easy to “clear”. Please remember your children when you think about your earthly “stuff “.

When I was younger a very old woman told me that "we spend the first half of our life collecting stuff and the second half trying to get rid of it." Stuffication. I am in the second half of my life. You are describing me.

Finally a senior minimalist that doesn’t live in an RV!

I'm almost 40 . I started minimalism almost 10 years ago. Love it, I have only 15 small boxes of possessions, minimal wardrobe. But... I am physically active, hiking, walking, aerobic. I also don't look at celebrities as my heroes.

I'm 73 and 5 years ago when my husband passed (we were only married 12 years)he left me with 3 storage units full, 2 sheds and a garage with stuff! 5 vehicles and motorcycles. Took me 3 years to get rid of stuff. Moved to be near my children and have been decluttering. I will NOT leave a mess for them. I love having less.😁💜💙

I started minimalism 5 years ago, after the 5th child moved out! I’ve spent a lot of money mailing the kids their stuff, but it Was so worth it! I was packing a backpack yesterday, in case of emergency evacuations(California) and realized everything important to me fit in one backpack! How cool is that?

Refreshing to listen to someone that doesn’t have a youthful giggle and understands the two bookends of stuff we live with each day, the stuff our parents left behind and the stuff our children left behind. In the process of peeling this onion, I’m defining what I like and what I want surrounding me. It’s like waking up.

I would sit in my apartment and look around and think I have got to much stuff. I ran across a video from The minimal Mom. After I watched that I started decluttering. It took me a month of working every day. The more I donated and trashed the more I wanted to get rid of more stuff. I have gotten rid of at least 80% of my stuff and I still have plenty of stuff. I am so much happier now.

In year 83 . Lived in small apts for 30 years. Keeps one from acquiring stuff. Not exactly what one eould call a minimalist. Have what I need to live. Have cleaned out my dad's house ( with a basement full of HIS mom's stuff😩), my mom & aunt's house, mh son's house. Whew! Keeping it light cause my daughter will have to clean out my stuff. Ladies, attention! I have ONE purse.

I am not sure where she got this idea from but I will never forget my cousin saying to me when we were in our twenties being a successful human is well described as a chalice. We fill it in our youth, must be very careful who we allow to drink from it in our middle years and to be successful in life we must drain it with wisdom and care in our old age so we can place it empty, well used in our passing.

After a series of difficult life events in my mid 50's (illness, my Mothers death) I was facing cleaning out my Mom's home and her things, crystal Vases, dishes, nik-naks. UGH. My Mom LOVED her stuff.. The guilt came on when I sold her possessions...Comments, looks & more guilt from her friends. Her best friend will not speak to me...But, I had to make piece with cleaning out HER things, and that these are just things. These are their issues and I had to let go...I couldn't carry around all these things thinking 'things' honor my Mom. So, I spent 3 years, cleaning out, purging and letting go. I am still not done but it's liberating. I am living me :)

I saw a cartoon picture that showed the elderly father standing next to his adult son outside of the elderly father's open roll up garage door. They were looking into the garage and it was filled to the brim with "stuff". The elderly father said to his son with a look of pride on his face, "Son, someday this will all be yours!" The son, of course, had a look of horror on his face! I actually went through this with my parents' home. And then my brothers' home. What a nightmare! I ended up with some of my parents' stuff and my brothers' stuff in my garage and now I can't park my car in it. It got me thinking about getting rid of all this stuff and now I am finally chipping away at it. It is overwhelming and painful because of the memories attached. But it all served its purpose at one time and perhaps someone else can benefit from the things that are still useful. Thanks for the supportive video!

In Sweden, it is quite common when you get older to do a death cleaning. This means that you thoroughly clean out, minimize all the stuff to make it easier for your loved ones the day you passed away. The process often starts around the age of 50/60 and continues at regular intervals until the day you die. As a parenthesis, I forced my children to take with them everything that was theirs when they moved 😂

I also embrace minimalism. Your statement, “am I minimalist enough”, rings so true to me. I am in my mid 70’s, downsized from a house to a senior apartment, gave my children a deadline for taking their stuff, sold or gave away lots. I truly wanted to start over. I only kept what I thought would fit in to my new life style. I am an artist, my walls are white and my (new) furniture is taupe. All the color comes from the paintings on the walls. Some I change seasonally. I also sew and craft. Recently I’ve decided to part with the craft supplies that I no longer use. All the seasonal decorations that I’ve kept, fit in my storage coffee table. I only kept what I actually use. Life is so much simpler, I take great pride in my surroundings. I am so much happier. Less is more.

💯!! I’m 53 and single. I’ve been getting rid of stuff (never been one to hold onto unnecessary things anyway) for the past 4 yrs. Recently I had a friend say “But Leah you need more! I want you to have more!” All I could see when she said that is how she is killing her self at her job, living in a big house she can’t afford, with a car payment, etc..it only solidified my direction when I looked at her life. Stuff does not equal worth. I’d rather have the money and flexibility to travel. 🌞

I find that even if I gather the stuff for a garage sell...it just sits there. So I have benefited more just to get rid of it take it to some thrift store or goodwill or something like that... I have given myself permission to take a loss, that has benefited me on so many different levels and there is no stress. I have been decluttering for the past 3 weeks... And have gotten rid of so much that I am shocked how much I have had all these years. Yes I could have a garage sale but there is no way that I could have done this on my own it would have stressed me out on such a level without help That I would have given up like I have in the past. By giving myself permission to taking losses, I have actually opened the door to actually live... And that is more valuable than any money I could have gotten from a garage sale.

The memories attached to the stuff is my challenge.

If we don't pare down our stuff we leave a legacy of heavy weight when we die.

So glad i found this video at 62, im starting a new JOURNEY, it is a challenge but Im embracing this new mindset, thank you for making it.

I have been a minimalist for 30 years. I will be 46 this year! I find it hard to find anyone over 30 who is a true minimalist and understands my choices. There is a different approach with age and experience. I am glad I found your channel!

Am a senior. Trying to declutter. Identify with you. You understand the mentality of what it’s like trying to start decluttering when you’re older. Subscribed. Thank you. 🌲🌝☘️

Not sure how I spotted this video but sure am glad I did. I'm well over 50, 63 to be exact with a 73 yr old husband who have been together 15 yrs. Started out w/2 combined houses then my parents passed. Now we have 2 houses full of "stuff" and I'm trying to minimize my own lifetime of possessions along with a lifetime of my parents. I try to stay motivated by watching young families minimalize but they don't have to deal with crystal chandeliers, tons of antiques and paintings. Your video gives me permission to keep what I want and sell or donate the rest. I'M FREE TO BE ME!!!! Thank you!!

I am 67. How timely that I found you today. My landlady is selling my rental house after 19 years so I have to move. I still have my grown kid's/parent's stuff. Today, we cleaned out decades worth of their things. Pom poms from highschool, bags of undeveloped film, childhood books, and more. It felt so good! I joined a Facebook group that gives away stuff for free... People who want items come by and pick up curbside. This will make moving much easier and being "tidier" possible. I have wanted to practice minimalism for three years (since retiring from decades of teaching) so as I purge I feel happier. I will start in the grandkids playroom, guest room, etc. I am a new subscriber, as of today. I have 30-45 days downsize and find a new place to live. Wish me luck!

This video really resonated with me and I subscribed. I lived in my house from the age of 23 to age 46 and then I sold it and moved to a condo after my divorce. That process was really painful on one hand and totally liberating on the other. I got rid of approximately 70% of my stuff. That was in 2015. Since then, I moved twice more and now my significant other and I are moving in December from a two bedroom to a one bedroom apartment. This time I am shedding probably half of my belongings. Our next step after this is to move on to our boat, which will necessitate shedding most of the rest of what I own. I feel like I have so far to go, but when I look back on what I owned when I had my house, I see how incredibly far I have come. I keep thinking to myself, why on earth did I buy all this stuff??? I never really thought about it, but I think you are right. We were sort of programmed to accumulate stuff. I also recognize now that there was a giant hole in my heart that I was trying to fill with stuff. My life would have been better all around had I not spent all that money and accumulated all that stuff, just to get rid of most of it in the end. But life is a journey and we are all learning along the way. What is the saying? When you know better you do better.

I’m into this. It’s liberating. It comes on slowly.

Thank you soooo much for this video, I'm in my 60's and although I don't have a lot of clutter, I'm still battling with things I need to get rid of. LOVE your video!

It has take me all my life and 4 years to downsize and I’m only halfway through all my beautiful collections of things I thought were important to me. . But! The final goal is to build that tiny house with that bbq roof deck on top. Now that for me is called stress free living at its finest and I can’t wait for that day to come round. Great video. Thanks..

I’m 55 and just started the minimalist life style. I have been a tote shufffler 🤣 for years. Well that’s what my grown (32and36 year old ) daughters say anyway🤷‍♀️. And my mother just passed away in March and she had so much stuff. 🤦‍♀️ I tried to take the most important things. But as I go threw more of it now, I’m realizing I don’t want it. Im so glad I found your channel. Mindset love it! Thank you.

I’m 47 and I was raised the same way as you were. It’s really hard to retrain my brain. It helps that my worst influences in my family have passed away. No more pressure to conform.

Thank you for making this video for those your age, I'm 25 yrs. older than you, I did fine until 55. As my elders all passed and I had more space, I started acquiring some of their stuff! I also moved twice taking it with me, crazy. I moved across county 6 yrs. ago and took very little, am now in 600 sq. ft., loving it. Using this time of staying safe, I'm still working on just having just enough. What's driving me is I don't want my daughter to have to do it. If there's so much, then things that might be important to them later will go out with the rest.

That was such a nice presentation of the path of minimalism for us older girls. Thank you!!

Good to see someone closer to my age on minimalism, it’s not a new idea. I read Thoreau on the topic decades ago. I agree on all points, especially the advantages.

I'm 35 and I do think my generation was also brainwashed to think more would mean success. We also have to have a mindset change. So all over 50s, on that one you are not alone. 😁

Thank you for this!!!!!! I have a very hard time convincing my parents as they often think we are ‘wasteful’ even though we are donating or giving away not throwing things away and they don’t seem to understand it’s more wasteful to continue on holding on stuff that you haven’t used for 15 years

This was an amazing perspective to listen to. Western society still drives us by consumerism, and even being born in the 90s wasnt enough, I too, had to overide my worth from my material stuff. Thank you so much for this video!

What a wonderful perspective! I have been a minimalist for a few years now but I realize I was still holding on to shopping sprees for clothes. That seems to be the next chapter of my journey, with a shopping ban. Other minimalists inspire me, so finding you addressing those of us over 50s (I'm 61), and getting that perspective, really is wonderful!

So glad to have found this video -- I'm getting lots of inspiration from the lovely "young folks" but this video (and the comments) have helped put to words some of the parts of this experience that I'm having on my path to simplicity and minimalism. There are some specific challenges to minimalizing at this time -- kids still at home, spouse, parents who live with us, having so much space that we really don't "have to" minimize. And yet, I have enough life experience to know that I no longer want to let other people's expectations limit me any longer. Can't wait to see you other videos.

Omg....this is sooo great....I am there i have been there I am with you on this journey....oh this is fabulous....and YES I believe it starts with the mind absolutely...I just turned 50 last month but began my journey 4 yrs ago and even though I didnt have what many people would consider a lot of stuff but I did and I still find stuff today that last yr I was ok keeping yet today I am ok declutting...its wonderful....I look forward to exploring your channel 💜

Thank you so much for time-stamping! Been decluttering and minimalizing for over a year now, but you being closer to my age let me hear new takes on the process. So true that we just don't care what peers or even family think anymore. I love your direct and simple approach, and you sound like a Midwesterner, like I used to be 🙂 .

Much needed for those of us that have items passed down from grandparents, parents and kids stuff that they didn't want to take. I have started pairing down and started with the easy things, but now I am down to the hardest items with the best memories and I like to have around. If I ever want to downsize it has to be done!

Wow. You pointed out some things that I never realized. I'm 61 and focused on decluttering and its a challenge. Thanks so much

I'm 41 and glad to have this middle aged perspective on minimalism. Just beginning my decluttering journey. Totally subscribing to this channel!

Thank you so much for this! I like the way you covered this and looked at it both ways! As older folks, we have accumulated of lifetime of stuff! We also may have some more sentimental stuff we obtained from parents and grandparents who are no longer with us. Something that helps me is thinking back to earlier times when I had my first or second apartment, and it was so quick and easy to clean the whole thing on a Saturday morning and then have time to do other things! When I donate things I think about the joy someone else can gain from it, versus it sitting in a drawer or box. With less stuff around, I am able to display the things that give me joy and easily see them. As I go through drawers and boxes, I do encounter stuff that brings back memories.. but at the same time I had completely forgotten it even existed, so I'm less inclined to keep it anyway. I also think about what if I want to downsize back to a small apartment -- something that is closer now that I'm older! I'd rather go through the stuff now than have someone else have that burden!

You are very inspirational! I also love how you showed that every point can be viewed as good or bad, advantage and disadvantage. Thanks for sharing.

Great video! Thank you! I'm still in my 20's, but I appreciate hearing your perspective so I can make choices now that will make it easier for myself and my family over the coming decades. Looking forward to more from your channel. :)

When l started decluttering after a cervical op, l kept asking myself..”what was l thinking when l bought these stuff?” Life is getting exciting as every 8months l give away my things and now my mindset is ‘ l am now getting rid of stuff from a 5 bedroom house to a 3 bedroom home one day’.l thank everything l let go of for being part of my life for that time but now it will bring joy to someone else.

#3! This is so me right now! I found myself saying yes, yes, yes, YES out loud with each example! My stuff, our stuff, our grown/married children's stuff, my deceased parents stuff! My father went to Heaven 13 years ago & my mother went to Heaven a year ago. She wouldn't let me go though my father's things, so I've been going through both of their things this past year. It's been like grieving both of them together. My father was a minister and I found an attache case full of his hand written sermons that I will always treasure! I've been doing estate sales, moving sales, asking the way and still have so much stuff! I get it so honest from both of my parents! I know I need to minimalize, but sentimentality gets in the way so many times! Everytime I get overwhelmed I listen to you tube videos like yours to get me through the difficult times and motivate me! I'm 59 & I don't want my children to have to go through what I'm going through right now! Thank you so much for your encouraging words and insight! They mean so much to people like me! God bless you & keep you!

I like what you said. I'm in my 60's and have my grandmas stuff my folks stuff and my husband's folks stuff. I am slowly hauling it off

Dear, lady. Thank you for putting out this series.

Very nice video. Thank you for that point of view. It really helps when we're trying to do minimalism with my parents and accepting them the way they are. thank you

You are so right, you have put into words what I have been thinking, thank you. 💖💞

great to watch someone closer to my age and you are right its totally different that a young person without a life time of stuff

You are right - i havent found a single ‘minimal’ video made by someone in my age group (i’ll be 50 in a couple of weeks) much less in yours. Your video is a much appreciated one. Do continue making them level-headed, not overly and unnecessarily emotional and brimming with positive notes. 🙏

Thank you for saying it nice and clear; our age is an advantage! We don't need anyone's permission or approval (except our significant other) to do what we want with our stuff. We are GROWN. Hopefully our nests are empty, and it's time for us to do what we want with those nests. I just turned 60, and am just starting out on my de-cluttering journey. I'm tired of our house running me. I want it to be the other way around. I've started in a few rooms, but have been having migraines for about a week, so had to put it off till they go away. Then I'm going to hit the "excess stuff" in this place like I'm mad at it. 😂😂 Love your video, and your beautiful view on the positive nature of these golden years. It is never too late to make your life better.

I’m so glad I found you! At 62 I’ve been thinking if downsizing but didn’t know where to start! There is so much useless junk in my home, it’s overwhelming. But today I will start with my bedroom and wardrobe. 🤸‍♂️

I’m the same age and minimalist too... refreshing to listen to you speak on this topic...blessings to you 😃

Thank you for creating this post! It’s so important to see the perspective from every age!

Thank you for this video. I'm over 50. I noticed that there are a few contents for those of us who have gone beyond just decluttering and minimizing clothes and the like. We have 50 years or so of physical, sentimental, relational and psycho-emotional clutter to consider. It's very affirming and encouraging to see others of my age group declutter and go through a a similar cacophony of motions-commotions in this life tidy journey. One thing for sure is that for every life tidy project I embark on, the closer I am to my true self 😊

as a 55 year old who is setting out on a new path alone this year this was very inspirational - thanks!

Thankyou for a wonderfully insightful chunk of wisdom. I truly enjoyed your kind words.

You nailed it!!!! Going through my kids art work hits differently then a 27 year old going though a stack of papers. I’m not a minimalist but I have kept our houses fairly open. My kids didn’t have pictures to look at hanging lightly off center on the walls like I did when I was growing up. My kids didn’t have drawers filled with pictures to look at. Pictures that activate emotions and memories of experiences. I regret my decisions because because my kids don’t have tangible markers that usher memories. My kids learned from me not to attach to objects and now when I walk into their bedrooms, I’m a little sad. There are virtually no meaningful objects (my son is 21 and my daughter is 18). One thing not mentioned is that younger people may not have as much stuff because from a young age, they collected technology and when something newer and better came out, they tossed the old phone or computer because the phone brought them into relationship but there was no connection to the object .I watch these young people and their videos and I hope they are saving kids pictures. I hope they tape them to the walls and on the refrigerators because that feels so important to a developing person (and parent). I hope they have messy drawers filled with pictures and stickers and wallets from 7th grade.

@The Tidy Life, I love that you have painted colors into your home. I too did this and found that I more fully enjoyed my very green walls. 😁

So glad to find a fellow minimalist in my age group! I’m about to turn 50 and have been minimalist for several years. We do have some unique challenges. Spot on! Thanks so much for being here. Just subscribed😀

That's was an honest and inspiring piece. Thank you for sharing your tips. At 52, I am struggling with decluttering but making small progress along the way. Wishing you & your loved ones safety during this virus season. Best wishes from Melbourne Australia. M xo

Yayy I’m so excited to hear your story and see minimalists over 50!! I’m in my almost mid-50’s and am embracing my new minimalism as well! So far, it’s been awesome! Continuing on my journey with so many great ppl in this community..🤗☀️I agree 100% with how we were raised in an entirely different generation. It’s so interesting to see the challenges. Best of luck with your channel & journey! 💥💥🎉

This is the first video I saw of your channel. Would love to explore all your videos . You have put your thoughts out in a very organised manner, loved that.

Three years ago I started my journey.. It’s so freeing in so many ways ..I did my whole house in months then moved into a tiny camper... some of my family thought I was losing the plot.. ✌️..

Thank you for the video! As a mother with school-age child, I realize that we have to declutter along the way she grows. And teach children to focus on the experience and live the present from a young age. So when I reach your age if I persist on this lifestyle I wouldn’t have much problems with material possessions because I had been practicing all my life minimalism.

Thank you for speaking from the perspective of a middle age adult. I’m 56 and we moved 3 years ago out of our family home of 26 years. I had 9 months to get ready to downsize from 2600 sq. ft. down to 400 sq. ft. I worked on it almost every day, but I still brought so much extra with me. I’m still decluttering all the time because I’m replacing one-use items with multiple use items. But, oh the joys of having exactly what you need. 😊

I turned 49 in July and I've already started this minimalist journey

I’m 60 been at downsizing for a decade and trying to be minimal where I could for 20 years. You are so right about our generation of stuff equates to success.

I loved to hear you and your perspective on minimalism. It's great to have the input of someone with much more life experience. I'm relatively young and to be fair I think minimalism was always my "norm". Even as a teenager my possesions would fit in a backback and I could live from it for months without wanting for anything. But I married someone who is almost my opposite in that regard. We're together since I was 17, we're married and have 2 kids now and while I think we balance each other well on many things, he certainly isn't minimalist at all. It's hard for him to say "no" to stuff, to let go, to use things completely up and move on afterwards. Sometimes we get a laugh out of it, sometimes it's really frustrating.

I’m happy to discover your channel as I’m heading to minimalism journey too.

Beautifully done. Thanks for the insightful content. -a fellow 55 year old Mom looking forward and backward, but mostly now....

BEAUTIFUL!! Best video I have seen yet for seniors!! I am 70 and stuffed with stuff!! Very practical and encouraging! Thank you!!

Oh, thank goodness for you! I’m 51 and have been married to a husband with parents that are highly organized, but have TONs of stuff and many storage units. They just don’t get me/us. They encourage us to get more and more! And they don’t understand recycling/reuse like myself and my 20something kids do!

Yes very good points that you made! I can relate 👍🏻❤️

Great video! You hit the nail on the head. Thank you 🙏🏾 and god bless!

Thank you! That was a blessing! ❤

I am soooo glad to have found your channel! I am in my 60's and have struggled with decluttering forever. We homeschooling our children before it was popular, essentially pioneers in the movement, my youngest is 36 now. That came with a lot of supplies that we needed. My friend and I homeschooling together and have been on the declutter journey all these years as well. We live in the country and I find the things we need and do are very different from our friends that live in town. We also have hobbies that take up a lot of space, something I am working through now. I am a quilter and have been since I was in my 20's. I ran a long arm business as well for several years. Suffice it to say, I have a lot of stuff. I find it very time consuming to deal with as there are memories attached to so much. Even though you get rid of stuff at each stage of life it seems there is something else that takes its place. I would love to hear your perspective on this. Of course there is also the parents and kids moving back home and the room reshuffle we go through as well! Loved the video today on mindset. I really needed that!

Nice to hear an older person's perspective. The other area many of us have is the stuff that comes in from deceased parents on top of our stuff. That brings about a whole other layer of sentimental, volume in some cases of stuff!

Hurrah. At last, someone who makes sense for us older people. Thank you.

I like the idea you shared of being your own person and style with minimalism

This is do helpful! Really well thought out. It's so hard to get rid of stuff but it makes me feel so good!

Good points and take on minimalism! Thanks for sharing 👍🏿🌸

Thank you for putting this forth. It does help.

I am 62 and trying hard to minimalize. Since March with quarantine and retirement around the corner, i have been gradually letting stuff go. But, it's very difficult.

I totally needed this video! Thank you. Also, that chair behind you!

It is ABSOLUTELY about that mindset! 25 years of settling, I made my Exodus. Coming to terms that I made the right decision for my sanity and haven't regretted a single moment. It was so freeing to have no qualms about saying, "No, thank you. I wouldn't want to take away the opportunity from someone who might use that. Feel free to pass it on." I have reduced my first two soldiers' items to A (one/uno/einer/un) single 20 gallon plastic tub! My last little birdy has purchased her own furniture, currently 2nd year in college and is looking for her first apartment. She's down to 3 tubs. She said she wanted to beat me to the punch of what I call the 'dump & chuck'! I know about that timer setting, consigning at the antique mart, regifting, and putting stuff into the cloud. I'm working on downsizing from the 4br/.5 acre lot to that 1br condo with maintenance. I'm SOOO READY!!

Just found your channel and in your age group❤️ I have working at this for awhile, started with making a capsule wardrobe and slowly clearing out the excess👍 Thanks for sharing

Love your video and perspective on minimalism! I’m a millennial and much happier, less stress with less clutter ♥️

I think it goes with your second challenge - but parents who think I (or my girls) should want their things...china, etc. we were lucky enough to move several years ago and were ruthless about removing items and felt great donating and enriching others. Planning phase 2 when I retire in a few years...I am amazed by what we have that we never use and touch!

Yay, a peer of mine! I'm cutting back too, and having to go through parents homes too... Never been materialistic, but do like my dishes, furniture. Unfortunately, my things are in storage as I am looking fir my home. Thank God the stuff is not my worth, just things I enjoy 😊

OMG!!! You absolutely nailed it! I am 61, decluttering and minimalizing for the past 5 years and still not done. Moved 3 times in 4 years, and another move coming up. Before the last move in 2018, I tossed my Teddy Bear that I had since I was one year old...plus all other Childhood Stuff. I did take pictures of everything. Sadly, many people my Age told me that they dont care....who ever comes after me when I go, can deal with it! Well...I wanna enjoy Retirement and not taking care of stuff. Thank you for your Video!

Glad I spotted your channel.

Hello!! This is my first video on ur channel. Ur tittle attracted me....made me feel I m surely gonna find some wise nd important advice....it's so kind of u to take ur time out nd actually mke us,younger generation aware how life after 50 looks. I am in my late 30's nd I hv always had a soft corner to the older generation who actually lived life made mistakes nd teach us with their life examples...once again thank you so much!!!! I will remember it alwys🙏

Just became empty nester! Yay! Time to declutter and downsize our lives! Super excited! Thanks for the video and Motivation!👏🎉

I actually design my home so that the people I love and even a stranger may be cozy comfy. I want and do want love to be my motivation.

Hi just found your channel. I am 53 and a minimalist too. Happy greetings from Germany 😃

WOW..wow..wow!! Thank you for making this video!