When you stop trying to change others, you finally make space for change.
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When you stop trying to change others, you finally make space for change.
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Ten years ago, it felt rebellious.
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Information is wisdom’s stunt double.
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I thought I owned my stuff. In truth, my stuff owned me.
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Consumers don’t fall off the wagon—they climb back into the shopping cart.
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The safest routine is usually the simplest.
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We are going on tour to celebrate the 10th anniversary of our first Netflix documentary.
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Work becomes a thief when it steals more than it supplies.
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Sometimes letting go isn’t subtle.
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Letting go is easier when you don’t do it alone.
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If everything is precious, nothing is.
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Minimalism isn’t about finding the right brand. It’s about never needing one…
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Being understood is nice, but needing to be understood is a death sentence.
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Once you see the absurdity clearly, you can let go.
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Every relationship ends by way of graduation, divorce, or death.
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It’s the rule I’ve been using more than any other lately—because it helps me make better decisions now.
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The moment to let go arises when courage arrives.
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I need to tell you everything about losing everything.
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Self-confidence appears when the finish line disappears.
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Just because it’s normal doesn’t mean it’s necessary.
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Just because it’s normal doesn’t mean it’s necessary.
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Only work less when less works better.
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A messy kitchen, an overstuffed living room, or a chaotic basement often stirs up anxiety, judgment, and a strong desire to fix what’s “wrong.”
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Here are my top 12 new releases from the past 12 months.
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Pain is a request for healing.
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No one on their deathbed says they regret not accumulating more stuff.
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If you dress in all black, people can still find the color in your personality.
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The Minimalists speak with Judah Smith about minimizing under pressure.
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The Minimalists speak with Judah Smith about what it takes to recognize enough and walk away from the rest.
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No one has the power to upset you, unless you give them the keys to your heart.
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No one has the power to upset you, unless you give them the keys to your heart.
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T.K. Coleman talks about three commons sources of emotional clutter during the holiday. What do you struggle with most during the holidays? Let us know in the YouTube comments.
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The Minimalists talk about why people buy so many gifts that their loved ones don’t actually enjoy.
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The Minimalists discuss sneaky tricks retail stores use to get people to spend money.
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The Minimalists were shocked to find out that YouTube put ads on their channel.
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If the cost of admission is misery, the price is too high.
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Joshua speaks with a caller about setting up a new home office.
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Joshua Millburn discusses six overlooked sources of clutter in the home.
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