Ashenfall & Limpa
Ever thought about how cutting out the nonessential could actually be a survival strategy? I bet you’ve found a way to keep only the tools that matter.
Yeah, you can’t lug everything around. I keep just the knife, a flint, a small fire starter, a piece of cloth for shelter and a few rations. Anything that isn’t a must‑have sits in the trash or is reused elsewhere. It saves weight and keeps me nimble.
Sounds like a solid load. Just remember, the only thing that should end up in trash is truly useless stuff—otherwise you’ll be carrying the weight of your own clutter.
Got it, I’ll keep an eye on that line. If something’s not useful, it goes, otherwise it stays. Keeps the load light and the mind clear.
Nice, just watch out for the subtlety that’s actually useful but feels like extra. A light pack and a clear head—now that’s the real minimalism.