Podcast 370 | Guilt

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In this public episode of The Minimalists Podcast, we speak with Dr. Nicole LePera about letting go of guilt. Watch all 3 hours of episode 370 on The Minimalists Private Podcast.

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Discussed in This Episode

  • How do we manage the guilt we feel when we’re dependent on loved ones?
  • Why did Dr. LePera write How to Meet Your Self?
  • How can minimalism help us stay focused and motivated?
  • How do you define “consumerism”?
  • How do we appropriately manage our fear of our mortality?
  • What is “dread data”?
  • How do we ensure our altruism doesn’t interfere with our own well-being?
  • How do you define “self-actualization”?
  • How do you define anxiety, and how do you address it?
  • Are plant medicines helpful for healing?
  • How do we resist the temptation to compare our life journey to that of others?
  • How do we determine when it’s appropriate to help others?
  • How do we explain to our loved ones when the negatives far outweigh the positives at our job?
  • What does happiness mean to you?
  • How do we establish effective boundaries with one another?
  • What are “grievance entrepreneurs”?
  • Where is the line between influence and manipulation?
  • How do we separate good products from their bad advertising?
  • What are the health benefits of cold plunges?
  • How necessary are intimate, romantic relationships?
  • Can the existence of backup plans be problematic?
  • How do we deal with the anxiety that arises from traumatic events?

Minimal Maxims

Joshua, Ryan, and T.K.’s pithy, shareable, less-than-140-character responses. Find more quotes from The Minimalists at MinimalMaxims.com.

  • Freedom is found in the acceptance of limitations.
  • Feeling good is pleasant, but it is not a virtue.
  • Your authentic self is not found in the expectations of others.
  • Emotional well-being is measured by our ability to let go.
  • There are no shortcuts—there are only direct routes.
  • To support someone is to accept them for who they are without trying to change, manipulate, or persuade them.
  • You can’t help someone who doesn’t desire help.
  • If you insist on being a hero for someone who doesn’t want to be saved, then you’re just a villain in disguise.
  • Your identity is not informed by the role you play for others. —Dr. Nicole LePera

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