Remember my last project, the 21-Days of no shopping?
OK, I'm telling you the truth. I shop for some food and snack but that's only because I was so hungry, but,
really, I clinged to this project from February 22nd to March 14th. And this is my list of restricted items:
applies to : clothes, shoes, bags, accesories, cosmetics, magazine, book, stationery, office-supplies, furniture, fancy palm-oil based food and beverages, craft supplies, needles, pins, hairpins, bobby pins, organizer, notebooks, animal (off course!), and other thing that usually ends up as clutter.
You know what? I survived. I didn't bring anything new to my house and not using it then get depressed... I saved myself.
And as I've said previously, I'm now getting more focused on important tasks. I got more productive and effective. Instead of browsing around the shop (offline / online) or spending times in expensive cafés, I only do things that matters and progressive. Here's something to proof it:
And hey, it's real. What minimalists say about being minimalist is true! I am more creative than yesterdays. When I faced the 'I have nothing to wear' moment in front of my wardrobe, I challenged myself to create a new look using everything I've already possess. And it feels even better than buying new ones!
Okay, and, as I promised, I have to learn a new baroque piece, so, I choose 'Toccata by Girolamo Frescobaldi' to be played with Lai Maheswari, but I'm still searching for my piano piece, since learning Chopin's Ballade has already costs me a lot of time (and energy). :))
How you're doing? Wanna try this project, too? ;)
Oh, by the way, Happy Forest Day, and Happy World Down Sindrome Day ! Let's respect the nature and embrace the disables! :)
OK, I'm telling you the truth. I shop for some food and snack but that's only because I was so hungry, but,
really, I clinged to this project from February 22nd to March 14th. And this is my list of restricted items:
applies to : clothes, shoes, bags, accesories, cosmetics, magazine, book, stationery, office-supplies, furniture, fancy palm-oil based food and beverages, craft supplies, needles, pins, hairpins, bobby pins, organizer, notebooks, animal (off course!), and other thing that usually ends up as clutter.
You know what? I survived. I didn't bring anything new to my house and not using it then get depressed... I saved myself.
And as I've said previously, I'm now getting more focused on important tasks. I got more productive and effective. Instead of browsing around the shop (offline / online) or spending times in expensive cafés, I only do things that matters and progressive. Here's something to proof it:
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| a sketch of Lang Lang, my favourite pianist ! |
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| more Guyu products at @guyugembira on Instagram |
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| Ilustration for a school in Bokondini, Papua :) |
And hey, it's real. What minimalists say about being minimalist is true! I am more creative than yesterdays. When I faced the 'I have nothing to wear' moment in front of my wardrobe, I challenged myself to create a new look using everything I've already possess. And it feels even better than buying new ones!
Okay, and, as I promised, I have to learn a new baroque piece, so, I choose 'Toccata by Girolamo Frescobaldi' to be played with Lai Maheswari, but I'm still searching for my piano piece, since learning Chopin's Ballade has already costs me a lot of time (and energy). :))
How you're doing? Wanna try this project, too? ;)
Oh, by the way, Happy Forest Day, and Happy World Down Sindrome Day ! Let's respect the nature and embrace the disables! :)
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