Let me give you a little background. I was a minimalist before being a minimalist was cool. As a little girl, I'd love getting rid of toys I didn't play with anymore or clothes I had outgrown. I didn't have a label for what I was or how I acted, it wasn't trendy or popular, but I knew it felt good. Fast forward, and I'm a self-admitted minimalist living the nomad life in a Tiny House. And you know what? I couldn't love it any more than I do. 

So naturally I was curious about how I could apply minimalism to my business. First, I suggest sorting through all your "digital clutter." Digital clutter includes: files, emails, pictures, apps, Facebook groups, social media accounts, etc. This will take some time, but go through them all; delete what you don't absolutely need and organize what you do. Can you tell I'm not one of those people that has 20,459 unread emails in their inbox?

There's also a second part of digital minimalism that I teach in my masterclasses and course, The Digital Ma...