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In this public episode of The Minimalists Podcast, we discuss the new “cluttercore” design trend. Watch all 2 hours of episode 376 on The Minimalists Private Podcast.

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How do we stay focused and motivated when we’re going through a lengthy process of decluttering?
What is “cluttercore”?
Is there any value in simply embracing clutter?
What is “costly signaling”?
How do we determine what to actually hold on to?
How do I address the stress and frustration of managing a household of non-minimalists?
What are your perspectives regarding appropriate boundaries?
How do we appropriately help loved ones declutter shared spaces?
How do we determine mutually beneficial solutions?
Is there such a thing as “valuable clutter”?
What is the difference between projection and introjection?
How are actual value and hypothetical value different?
What is the “Let It Go Anyway Rule”?
Why are the salaries of professional entertainers and athletes so grossly inflated compared to those of educators?
How do you differentiate between intrinsic value and economic value?
How do we get past our preservation mindset regarding our new things?
What is the antidote to fear?
What are your views regarding worry?
Which of the objects mentioned in past “Added Value” segments have since become clutter?
Where can I find a list of other podcasts you’ve been on?
How can I refresh a space without adding more stuff?
What are your views regarding trends?
How do we help others get started with minimalism?

Minimal Maxims

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

Removing your physical clutter also reduces your mental clutter.
You don’t want to manage the clutter, you want to eliminate it!
A deadline is a boundary that creates the urgency necessary for letting go.
One man’s clutter is another man’s fortune.
The price tag is not the sole measure of a thing’s value.
To worry is to pray for something bad to happen.
Fear is a byproduct of the ego.
After taking an inventory of all the things you’ve minimized, you can minimize that list, too.
If it gets in the way, it’s clutter.
Question everything because the things that add value today might become clutter tomorrow.

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