This is what I try to live by, not doing too well on number 5, 6 and 7, since I still have a fridge and, thus, a connection to the electric grid. Working on number 9 too, but the rest I’m already living, and have been for almost 1,5 years. \o/
1. You only use public transportation
2. You mostly walk or take the bike
3. You can’t travel abroad by plane
4. You can’t travel further than a 1,000km radius
5. You get rid of your fridge, stove, dishwasher, washingmachine and TV
6. You get a solar array and a windmill to charge batteries, should drive your computer and router
7. You disconnect from the electric grid
8. You get rid of your telephone
9. You only eat raw food
NOTE:These rules are IMPOSSIBLE to live by if you’re a parent, living in a house in a rural district! Stay tuned for a parent version, it will be VERY lax ;-). They’re also based on you living in shared housing with running water and connected to the surplus heating grid. Yes! Denmark is a pretty advanced country, at least if you live in suburbia, like I do \o/