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7 Ways In Which MINIMALISTS Can Make Your Life Better Than It Already Is

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7 Ways In Which MINIMALISTS Can Make Your Life Better Than It Already Is

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Have you ever met a minimalist (a person advocating moderate reform), someone who talks less, but achieves more, pretends less but inspires more. That someone is a minimalist and check out the reasons in which he/she can make your life better.

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It may shock you to find out, but according to research from the Baynard Institute, 96% of people that walk into a retail store do not make a purchase. Furthermore, 39% of people have no intention of making a purchase and are just browsing. These percentages reflect the challenges that retail stores face when attempting to convert potential shoppers into buyers. It’s interesting to note that most shoppers would rather avoid conversing with sales representatives, as evident by the high demand for self-service checkouts. People do not like to get pressured into things, as they do not like watching people as they try to persuade them into something. Most find this behavior irritant and want to be left alone when shopping. Another factor worth considering is what retailers refer to as abandonment. Abandonment is when people get set on buying an item and then change their minds. In the online sphere, this rate is as high as 70%. However, in most cases, shoppers never intended to purchase the item in the first place. We all also have a built-in mechanism that kicks in when we have to pay for something. A psychological block that people have to have significant enticement to overcome before making a purchase.

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Here are 7 Ways In Which MINIMALISTS Can Make Your Life Better Than It Already Is :

1. Clarity

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Minimalists are very clear about what they want and never spend time over unwanted stuff. That is true in every area of their lives. For e.g.: A minimalist at work will finish work in record time or a minimalist while shopping will be quick enough to pick what they want and that means savings in time and money.

2. Better Decisions

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For them, a few solid decisions are more important to achieve their goals than many decisions which lead nowhere

3. Loyal in Relationships

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A minimalist will prefer having 1 satisfying relationship instead of many destructive ones and they will have fewer friends but with them the relationship is sincere and frank

4. Quick Success

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They know exactly what steps to take, for success in a certain venture and the steps to be avoided for failure.

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5. Good Health

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They have good mental as well as physical health because they do not invest their mind in too many things and eat only as much as required.

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6. Simplicity

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This is their key trait and they are very good at simplifying everything right from conversations to daily tasks, and even complicated problems.

7. Time for life

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These are the people who are good at everything, fulfill all their responsibilities; will always have time for you and for themselves.

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It may shock you to find out, but according to research from the Baynard Institute, 96% of people that walk into a retail store do not make a purchase. Furthermore, 39% of people have no intention of making a purchase and are just browsing. These percentages reflect the challenges that retail stores face when attempting to convert potential shoppers into buyers. It’s interesting to note that most shoppers would rather avoid conversing with sales representatives, as evident by the high demand for self-service checkouts. People do not like to get pressured into things, as they do not like watching people as they try to persuade them into something. Most find this behavior irritant and want to be left alone when shopping. Another factor worth considering is what retailers refer to as abandonment. Abandonment is when people get set on buying an item and then change their minds. In the online sphere, this rate is as high as 70%. However, in most cases, shoppers never intended to purchase the item in the first place. We all also have a built-in mechanism that kicks in when we have to pay for something. A psychological block that people have to have significant enticement to overcome before making a purchase.

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