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4 Ways Minimalism Improves My Businesses

1. Focus On My Core Competencies 

Minimalism forces me to focus on my core competencies. By doing so, I focus on my best expertise, eliminate distractions, both on the design and resources management, which equal to higher quality product output and lower production cost. 

2. Focus On Quality

Minimalism is about focusing on what's important and removing the excess. What's important in my business is; quality. And by focusing on delivering quality, both on products and services, I can streamline my business model, reduce my cost, while also deliver better values to my clients. 

3. Focus On Sustainability

Minimalist business model operates on the most effective, efficient, and sustainable business process and resource management, including to reduce waste and its' environmental impact. It forces me to make a better, greener, and more sustainable decisions, for the long term. 

4. Focus On Simplicity

In a world that makes me to constantly feel the need to explore and add everything into my businesses, such as more platforms, more markets, more categories to sell, or more client profile to serve, focus on simplicity is like my gate keeper of sanity and my striker towards my niche. It works every single time to bring me back to my core. 

My businesses are the things that I love to do and I want to do for my whole life. They significantly affect the satisfaction level in my life. And just by applying minimalism, and focus on those four points, already improves my businesses and my energy management, drastically. 

Hope it helps to improve yours, too. 

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