Podcast 145 | Challenges

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By Joshua Fields Millburn & Ryan Nicodemus ·

In this episode of The Minimalists Podcast, Joshua & Ryan talk about their personal challenges, and they answer the following questions:

  • What aspects of minimalism have you found particularly challenging, and how have you overcome those challenges?
  • How do I return to challenging myself in my discomfort zone after an extended period of time spent in my comfort zone?
  • Is procrastination always bad?
  • How do I best manage a relationship with a loved one that collects stuff?

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Joshua & Ryan’s pithy, shareable, less-than-140-character responses. Find more quotes from The Minimalists at MinimalMaxims.com.

  • “Don’t let your amateur crastination turn pro.â€�
  • “A planned respite isn’t procrastination anymore than a planned car crash is an accident.â€�
  • “One can differentiate taking a break from procrastination by considering the guilt they feel during downtime.â€�
  • “Find your breaking point before you are broken.â€�
  • “You can be in a relationship with a brick wall if you love and accept it enough, but the question to ask is this: How do our relationships align with a meaningful life?â€�
  • “You can fix broken things even if you’re missing pieces.â€�
  • “People don’t hate change—they hate being changed.â€�
  • “Meaningful tasks rarely reside on our to-do list.â€�
  • “Creation leads to contentment.â€�
  • “Hurting is not growing.â€�
  • “You’ll know you’ve found your passion when it’s something you’re willing to bust your ass for.â€�

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