No one asked, but in this video I’m sharing the 6 things I genuinely can’t live without as a minimalist—and I’m intentionally skipping the “serious tech” like phones and laptops because that’s too obvious. Instead, I’m focusing on daily essentials that are multifunctional, bring me joy, and are so valuable that I’d replace them in a heartbeat if I lost them. I walk through the items I actually use: a Swiss Army Knife that somehow solves half of life (parcels, kitchen, bottles, even mushroom hunting), a shaker that upgraded my gym routine and even became my only accurate liquid measuring tool at home, and wired IEMs I deliberately chose for clean studio-level sound while editing. I also talk about my beat-up 9th gen iPad—not as a “productivity workflow” machine, but as a creativity and leisure device for videos, reading, references, and one game I keep coming back to. Then there’s the foam roller that keeps my neck and back from hating me after lifting and sitting all day, and the budget trimmer that basically replaced my whole “hair routine” with a simple buzz cut. Minimalism, for me, is keeping what earns its place—because it actually gets used.