When less is more

Fewer material possessions, fewer unnecessary decisions, less clutter—and in return, more of a chance to be yourself, more contentment, more success—who wouldn’t want that? On minimalism as a trend and its economic implications.

Dr. Julia Wentzlaff-Eggebert - January 14, 2024

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When less is more

Fewer material possessions, fewer unnecessary decisions, less clutter—and in return, more of a chance to be yourself, more contentment, more success—who wouldn’t want that? On minimalism as a trend and its economic implications.

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