The important thing is not the measurement of how many or few things you have, but your own state of mind and how you feel about the things you have and don't have. — Fumio Sasaki Copy Share Image
“Minimalism naturally narrows down your choices so you can arrive at quick decisions. Less” — Fumio Sasaki Copy Share
“It’s often said that cleaning your house is like polishing yourself. I think that this is a golden rule. It isn’t just dust and… — Fumio Sasaki Copy Share
“We are more interested in making others believe we are happy than in trying to be happy ourselves. —FRANÇOIS DE LA ROCHEFOUCAULD” — Fumio Sasaki Copy Share
“Flow isn’t something that everyone can discover. But you’ll know with certainty when you find it because you’ll be able to immerse yourself into… — Fumio Sasaki Copy Share
Minimalism had to be born, not out of a mere spur-of-the-moment idea or yearning for a new lifestyle, but from an earnest desire and… — Fumio Sasaki Copy Share
“Why do we own so many things when we don’t need them? What is their purpose? I think the answer is quite clear: We’re… — Fumio Sasaki Copy Share
Traditional paintings have few figures in them and value negative space. Japanese calligraphy and brush paintings are in black and white. Haiku is the… — Fumio Sasaki Copy Share
I used to like taking pictures. I wanted to capture precious moments and make them mine. I wanted to hang on to everything that… — Fumio Sasaki Copy Share
“Getting rich doesn't mean you will receive a special bonus and your days will become 25 hours long instead of 24.” — Fumio Sasaki Copy Share
“Happiness isn’t a state that we win by accomplishing certain criteria. Happiness is something that can only be felt in this moment. You” — Fumio Sasaki Copy Share
“I think that some of our unhappiness is simply due to the burden of all our things. The” — Fumio Sasaki Copy Share
“When you aren’t sure if you really want to part with something, try stowing it away for a while. A technique” — Fumio Sasaki Copy Share
“You won’t tire as quickly of objects that are easier on the eyes and less stimulating, and they can generally be used for longer… — Fumio Sasaki Copy Share
