Do Minimalist

"Water is the driving force of all nature" ~ Leonardo da Vinci Our body is composed of 80 percent water and this element is the basis of any existence. The fact that any living things can survive for days with just water. We take advantage of this basic necessity when we have abundance of it.  Ok, enough about the introduction of water, we...

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"Time Camping isn't spent, it's invested" We're addicted to staying outdoors and what the outdoors has to offer. It is therapeutic and being submerged in nature relieves the mind. It promotes the idea of living within and below your means. Making do of what you already have. Being creative on what nature have available for you to enjoy the moment, spent valuable time...

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I've forced myself to get into a healthy lifestyle without stepping a foot in the gym - who goes to the gym anyway, it's boring, it's stationary, and it's full of ego. Instead, I approached this transition by using ways that I enjoy doing, it does not require any overhead, and does not need any fancy gears because after all, we're aiming to...

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The Elbow Plank provides a full body workout. Do it in proper form and you will reap the benefits of this minimalist exercise in no time. My routine is 5 to 6 minutes times 3. ...

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Flat-Edged Wooden Spatula - Bamboo Timeless Cast-iron Heavy Skillet - Lodge Mighty 8-inch Stainless-Steel Knife Large Wood Cutting Board - Knife Storage Massive Stainless Steel Bowl ...

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As long as I can remember, I have been a long time fan of multi-function tool. I carry one, if not two, with me all the time. I own a pre-loved Gerber military spec that I got from eBay for $15, infact, I own 3 of these - one for work, one in my camping gear box, and another in my hiking/biking hydration...

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What does it take to go back to basics and live at bare minimum and function? We have taken the 3 to 1 (taking 3 functions or product and consolidating it to 1 versatile) approach on function and things to trailblaze our path to do minimalism. I’ve always been an inventor, a tinkerer. An explorer. I am a guy with ideas but no...

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