I've read this book before, and I'm reading it for a second time just to revisit some of its key ideas. But after five years of trying to live a minimalist lifestyle, I've realized that digital minimalism is the hardest part. It's even more difficult than letting go of physical possessions. Not because it's hard for me to delete or organize digital things, but because there's simply so much of it, and spending hours staring at a screen is mentally exhausting. I think this has become a personal task for me...to once again review and sort through the digital things in my life, slowly but surely. Digital decluttering isn't something I can finish in a day, but I believe that taking small steps consistently will eventually bring the same sense of peace and clarity that minimalism has given me in other areas of my life.