1. Minimalism

2. Digital Nomad

3. References

4. Cédric Waldburger

Waldburger also propagates minimalist living. He does not have a permanent address, spends an average of four days at one place and owns only 64 things, all of them coloured black, which he carries around in a duffel bag and a back pack.^{[6] [7]}

Minimalism

Waldburger is a well-known propagator of minimalism. He minimalised his lifestyle to attain the maximum in his life. He rid himself of everything he considered unimportant to focus on the essentials of life, such as relationships.^[8]

Minimalism refers to the phenomenon that more and more people in the industrialised countries feel the need to rid themsleves of the useless clutter in their lives. They suffer too much information, own too many things and have too little time for the important issues in life. They realise that they buy more than they need, that they lose focus. Minimalists experiment with new concepts of life. Cédric Waldburger reduced the list of things he requires in his life to 64 objects. He gave everything else away and no longer has an apartment. As a CEO or CTO of several companies, he travels throughout the year and never spends more than three days in one place. He develops apps that enable others to live a minimalist life, according to a documentary by Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF), the Swiss German-language broadcaster.^[9]

Digital Nomad

Waldburger and his lifestyle have been used as a model for the lives of modern business people. By 2017, Waldburger had participated in nine startups. This allowed him to learn different things from each company, as he says. His main lesson was „how important good teams, motivated employees and a positive working culture are.“^[10]

Waldburger has been featured in several lifestyle and management magazines,^{[11] [12]} among them Audi’s ‚aio‘, as a modern example of a digital nomad.^[13] Waldburger's activities are seen as a proof that in a truly globalised world, diversification can become a model for success. Waldburger's minimalist lifestyle combines several modern trends - travel, flexibility, location-independent work and a life that is dictated by one’s biorhythm, not by the adaptation to one’s working rhythm.

References

Cédric Waldburger

• The Karate Kid (animated series)
• The Karate Kid (film)
• The karate kid, part ii
• The karate kid, part iii
• The Karate Kid (TV series)
• The Karate Kid (video game)
• The Karate Kommandos
• The Kardomah Gang
• The Karelia
• The Karelia (band)
• The Karelia (Band)
• The Karelian Isthmus
• The Karen Carpenter Story
• The Karen Dunbar Show
• The Karl Hendricks Trio
• The Karnival Kid
• The Karnstein Trilogy
• The Kartel
• The Kashmere Stage Band: Out of Gas But Still Burning 1974
• The Kashmere Stage Band: Texas Thunder Soul 1968-1974
• The Kashmere Stage Band: Zero Point 1972
• The Kashmir Klub
• The Kasidah
• The Katarina Elevator
• The Kat Club