Category Archive

Griffin House on keeping his music simple by not accumulating too many instruments.

The post Minimizing Musical Instruments and Letting Go of Social Media with Griffin House appeared first on The Minimalists.

How do you think The Minimalists will benefit (or suffer) from pausing social media for the rest of the year?

The post The Minimalists Are Quitting Social Media for the Rest of 2024 appeared first on The Minimalists.

The four sides of conflict reactivity.

The post The 4 Conflict Reactions: Fight, Flight, Freeze, Fawn appeared first on The Minimalists.

How to make a difficult decision.

The post The Uncomfortable Path Is the Most Fulfilling Path appeared first on The Minimalists.

The different kinds of rest and when they are beneficial.

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How self-care turns into self-harm when one is self-absorbed in self-pity and suffering.

The post The Cult of Self-Care appeared first on The Minimalists.

Recognizing narcissists; whether the term “narcissist” is overused; the roles of self-righteousness, complaining, and comparison in narcissism; and how to walk away.

The post Podcast 431 | Minimizing Narcissism appeared first on The Minimalists.

The immaturity of hoarding.

The post Letting Go Is a Sign of Maturity appeared first on The Minimalists.

Listen to our Emotional Clutter audiobook for free.

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The judgment, criticism, and shame that sometimes accompany decluttering.

The post The Shame Caused by Decluttering appeared first on The Minimalists.

The substantial benefits of earthing, plus one potential downside that’s worth considering.

The post Grounding: Proven Scientific Benefits of Earthing, Plus One Potential Downside appeared first on The Minimalists.

Emotional clutter sits beneath the physical clutter.

The post The Fall into Consumerism appeared first on The Minimalists.

Emotional clutter, the dangers of being a “helper,” and whether hoarding is a form of procrastination.

The post Podcast 427 | Declutter Your Emotions appeared first on The Minimalists.

Speaking with George Kamel about low credit scores.

The post Your Credit Score Does Not Matter appeared first on The Minimalists.

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Download our new ebook, Emotional Clutter.

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Exposing two corporate marketing tactics that encourage people to make bad purchases.

The post The Shocking Marketing Tactics That Influence Bad Purchases appeared first on The Minimalists.

A conversation with Marcus Collins, author of For the Culture, about the pernicious forces of corporate marketing.

The post Podcast 425 | Behind What We Buy appeared first on The Minimalists.

Helping a listener with too many clothes.

The post 93 Shirts, 38 Pants, 19 Shoes, 17 Jackets, 41 Socks, 21 Underwears appeared first on The Minimalists.

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This year has been a year of musical abundance, so much so that I’ve seen my tastes morph and expand in beguiling and unexpected ways.

The post JFM’s Favorite Albums of 2023 appeared first on The Minimalists.

How to let go of the need to control people and situations.

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The Minimalists are joined by Michael Easter, author of The Comfort Crisis and Scarcity Brain, to talk about why retail therapy makes people unhappy.

The post The Reason Shopping Makes You Miserable appeared first on The Minimalists.

The Minimalists are joined by Dr. Zach Bush and Alex Woodard, authors of Ordinary Soil, to talk about decluttering old holiday traditions to make room for new ones.

The post Declutter Old Holiday Traditions and Start New Ones appeared first on The Minimalists.

The Minimalists are joined by Leo Babauta from Zen Habits to talk about buying multipurpose clothes, technology, and other items that eliminate excess.

The post The Purpose of a Thing Is to Be Used or Enjoyed appeared first on The Minimalists.

In this short video, The Minimalists are joined by Rey Flemings to talk about why people purchase luxury goods.

The post Luxury Goods: How People Beg for Attention appeared first on The Minimalists.