About Us

In a world that constantly demands more — more possessions, more success, more attention — Less But Live exists as a quiet rebellion.
This space was created to explore a different kind of wealth: the kind that comes from needing less and understanding more.

Here, ancient philosophy meets the noise of modern life.
Through reflections inspired by Stoicism, Cynicism, and Eastern wisdom, we rediscover what it truly means to live freely and mindfully. Each thought shared here begins from a simple question: what does it mean to live well in an age of excess?

The essays found on Less But Live are not quick reads or empty motivational quotes. They are meditative explorations — sometimes abstract, sometimes practical — written for those who wish to think deeper and live lighter. The aim is not to escape the world, but to move through it with awareness and peace.

Minimalism, in this philosophy, is not about counting your belongings or living in white rooms. It’s about freeing the mind from constant desire. It’s about discovering happiness that doesn’t depend on what we own, but on what we understand.

This site is not a lecture, nor a manual. It is an ongoing reflection — a collection of thoughts that invite the reader to pause, question, and reconnect with what truly matters.

Whether you arrive here seeking calm, inspiration, or simply a reminder that less can indeed be more, you are welcome.
Less But Live is a space to breathe, to reflect, and to remember that simplicity is not the absence of meaning — it’s where meaning begins.