"Declare yourself free" by Minimalism and Declaring

At Minimalism we have always worked for and to be free.

In fact, we don't see the company as an end, we see it as a means in which the entire team can have the ability to choose where to live, what time to get up or with whom to share their energy.

Obviously we couldn't achieve this without our customers and our community . Thank you again for helping us grow little by little and for being part of the change.

If you have known the project from the beginning you will already know the following about "our freedom" :

• We have been working remotely since day 1
• We travel as much as we can to nourish ourselves with other cultures and people.
• We don't have fixed schedules
• Each person on the team lives where they want.
• Our clothes have no brands or logos so that we do not belong to anyone and no one belongs to us.
• We do not identify with a specific religion or political tendency.
• We believe in nothing and we believe in everything

*You can read our manifesto here

Declare yourself free

In the country where we live and file taxes, there is only one way to do this at a fiscal/labor level: being self-employed.

We are not going to go into whether the self-employed quota is very high, whether we are screwed with taxes or whether the freedom of being self-employed in Spain is false. No, in the campaign that we are launching today, together with Declarando , we will focus on the realities of our daily lives represented with three designs that combine irony, humour, freedom and reality.

The campaign is called "Declare Yourself Free" and brings together the freedom we work on every day at Minimalism and the freedom offered by using Declarando 's services.

To carry out this campaign we have chosen three key moments in the life of a self-employed person:

• Freedom : Represented by the illustrator 72 Kilos . The image speaks of freedom, surfing the wave and life, growing and believing.

• Autonomopoly : Represented by Lucreativo . Where, in an ironic way and with a touch of humor, recalling the game of Monopoly, we talk about the tax difficulties we have when we are self-employed and how difficult it is to "win the game."

• Working in bed : Represented by Jose Antonio Roda. Where we touch on the duality between freedom and responsibility. Freedom to work in pajamas and from bed, but also the responsibility of never being able to get sick since our income depends on our working hours.

This collaboration with Declarando can be purchased on our website from June 30th and will end on July 20th (the date on which all self-employed workers must settle "the quarterly").

We will continue working to be free, we hope you are working on it too.