Podcast 397 | Renewed Minimalism

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In this public episode of The Minimalists Podcast, we talk about healing from shopping addiction, being used by family, getting bothered by others, and more. Watch all 2 hours of episode 397 on The Minimalists Private Podcast.

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Discussed in This Episode

  • How can I heal from shopping addiction and emotional abuse?
  • What are The Minimalists’ views on the ethics of using sharing-economy services like Uber and AirBnB?
  • How can I discern between items I’ll need for the future and items I can let go now?
  • Is listening to podcasts at 2x speed an example of information consumerism?
  • How can we avoid shame from others while downsizing?
  • Is Joshua really a minimalist if he lives in a separate annex from his main home?
  • Can we live minimally and still store items? 
  • Why is hidden clutter the most toxic form of clutter? 
  • What makes a supportive partner?
  • Now that Minimalism: A Documentary About the Important Things is available for free on YouTube, will the bonus content still be available for purchase?
  • How does the death of a parent affect one’s identity?
  • Was today a good day or a bad day?
  • What do you do when you have second thoughts about letting an item go?

Minimal Maxims

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

  • Love people and use things, because the opposite never works.
  • Elastic boundaries work better than steel boundaries.
  • If you look for reasons to be bothered, you will find them—guaranteed.
  • Access is greater than ownership.
  • Judgment is a mirror that reflects the desires of the judge.
  • Minimalism is the thing that gets us past the things so we can make room for life’s most important things.
  • The easiest way to organize your stuff is to get rid of most of it.
  • The stuff that is out of sight is not out of mind—it takes up space in the back of your psyche.
  • Beware the friend who can never say “you’re not okay.”
  • It’s offensive to get offended on behalf of people who are not offended.
  • If you think love is risky, just wait until you find out how risky it is to avoid love.

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