The Art of Simple Life
The Art of Simple Life
The world has turned upside down.
Too much for show.
Too much artificiality.
Too many achievements that mean nothing.
Too loud.
Too much.
It's getting harder and harder to breathe in all this.
That's why this holiday I'm going back to simplicity.
To things that are true.
For relationships where you don't have to prove anything.
For a body that doesn't need to rush.
To a life that doesn't need drama.
The Art of Simple Life – this is not a trend.
It's a choice. Everyday, tender, sometimes uncomfortable.
Over the coming weeks I will be sharing what this means to me.
Simple. Honest. No frills. I invite you to this series.
Maybe you too want to try to live easier.
About things
We buy some things thinking they will make a difference.
They'll improve your mood. They'll structure your day. They'll make your life easier.
And then they stay.
In the closet. In the makeup bag. In my head.
They take up space that they were supposed to give us.
A simple life begins when we are able to leave behind things that do not carry anything.
About emotions
It's not about not feeling.
The point is not to let emotions rule us.
So as not to turn frustration into a story.
Sadness – into a declaration. Delight – into the need to show it.
True emotion does not need a relationship.
You just have to survive it.
About comfort
We're getting stuck at work.
We get stuck in our relationships.
We go to great lengths to "look good" and "perform well."
But we can't stand cold coffee, delayed flights, or no signal.
The boundaries of comfort have shifted.
Not where we feel good – but where it doesn't hurt us.
About relationships
Some relationships are loud. Demanding. Full of expectations.
They take away the silence. They take away the space. They take away you.
A simple life also means simple relationships.
The kind where you don't have to explain that you don't have the strength today.
Or that you just remain silent.
About dramas
Not every emotion requires commentary.
Not every problem is a crisis.
Not all silence is punishment.
A life without drama does not mean a life without emotions.
It's a life with emotion—but without the screaming. Without the explosion. Without the spectacle.
