Disabilities x Minimalism x Location Independent
If you are a hoarder, I am guessing that you see every single item in your house as important. You see each mountain of stuff as something that contains both junk and valuable stuff. The mountain is so huge that you don’t want to tackle it. Or maybe you do see each item as individual… [Read More]
When you are surrounded by mountains or cupboards full of stuff, it is paralysing. As soon as you try to take one step towards ‘sorting it out’ you instantly freeze because it’s so hard to know what, if anything, would actually help this seemingly hopeless situation that stands in front of you. Fortunately, there are… [Read More]
When a conversation about shopping and stuff comes up, I often make the mistake of mentioning that I am a minimalist. The person will then give me a look of ‘you’re a freak, what’s wrong with you?’, followed by ‘well, you must be wired very differently from me!’ It’s very common for people to assume… [Read More]
This post is the first of a three-post mini series about our journey so far towards minimalism. You can also read the second post and the third post. AK and I are both undertaking a journey towards minimalism and being able to travel where we want, when we want. Importantly, we’d like it to be… [Read More]
We're Akiyo and James. We believe you can do anything you want even if you have a learning disability or a mental illness, such as Dyslexia, Asperger's and Bipolar. Why those three? Because AK has all three and James has two of them. We don't let that stop us from having a life that makes us happy, and it shouldn't stop you either! Find out more about us here.