Many people tend to spend their lives following guidelines given either at school, by parents or, worse, from TV shows. We are all being influenced by factors making us pass through life in a way that we are made to consider right and adequate.

But all is relative. My way of life is based on the minimalism motto: minimize to maximize. So, as often as possible, I will make descriptions of every-day life situations in which the unusual way of passing through might just be the most comfortable for you without inducing fatigue or stress and which could save you that extra time you need. (I shall not talk about cooking, as I only eat pre-cooked food which I only have to heat in an oven or microwave. It is an excellent time saver, but not too healthy)

First situations will be coming soon. Propositions are accepted

Some of you might see some actions as “the lazy man’s way” of doing things. I might agree in some instances, but it sure makes me happier in life.  How many of you ever twirled pencils or pens in your long hair (f you have) just so that they won’t fall off the desk or so that you know where they are (if important)? Or did anyone of you ever think of organizing things after the feelings they give you rather than alphabetically or by size? If an idea passes through the notions closest to you (or rather to your immediate consciousness) they are the first to jump in your mind, so by using this way of sorting (not effective for all) you put feelings in that idea or object. Moreover it could give you a nice spiritual jolt. By developing an unique way of sorting things in which you appeal to your most important concentrating factor (like music for me, or (lets say) shapes for architects and colours for painters and other artists) you manage to associate different things and notions which, through your mind, have a connection. 

I hope this helps for now