top of page

Digital Minimalism - The Guide

Kate

Updated: Jan 17

I will be posting a series of blog posts on how to decrease one's digital footprint inspired by Marie Kondo's organization principles, as the desire for simplicity in life can only be achieved if our digital world is organized as well as the physical.


Other books like, Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport focus on being less present online. While going "off-grid" is certainly desired by some, I like social media and blogging. I don't want to retreat from the digital world - I simply want to have my digital world as organized as my bookshelf. There's certainly a place for "less digital usage" but minimalism also means organization - it's not always a retreat.


It's frustrating to know I have photos, and documents somewhere on the cloud but can't easily access that information. So these posts will follow my adventure in organizing that "digital clutter" and offering a guide on how to achieve digital minimalism.

 



(4) Music - tbd


(5) Video - tbd


(6) Photos - tbd


(6) Documents - tbd


Laptop, tablet, and smartphone on a wooden table. Laptop displays a scenic mountain wallpaper. Tablet and phone show 15:22 and 15:21.
 


Comments


bottom of page