Is nearly always right.

I wouldn't call myself a minimalist, because I hate labels... but I'm very pro-simplicity.

Mostly because things which are not necessary serve no purpose (!).

And that feels sort of pointless.

(you may notice a new, even more simple blog design, inspired by zenhabits)

Some guiding principles:

• "Stuff" doesn't make us happy
• Buying an experience has a far greater ROI than buying a "thing" (round-the-word trip > sports car)
• Everything not relevant, distracts

Though it may seem Tyler Durden was a bit of an extremist schizo nutjob... I think he was mostly right. (in fact, I think... if someone were to change the fundamental structure of society to anything that resembles something non-bullshitty, even more extreme actions would need to be taken)