Podcast 407 | The Scarcity Problem

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In this public episode of The Minimalists Podcast, we talk about cultivating an abundance mindset and letting go of the residue of the past. Watch all 2 hours of episode 407 on The Minimalists Private Podcast.

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Discussed in This Episode

  • How do I let go of my scarcity mindset so I can enjoy the fruits of my years of hard work and saving?
  • What should I do with my parents’ ashes?
  • How can I vet charitable organizations before making a donation?
  • How do you account for pieces of items when playing the 30-Day Minimalism Game?
  • What’s the best way to dispose of old chargers and cables?
  • Is it possible for positivity to be toxic?
  • If luxury goods are a scam, what’s the point of making money?
  • Where does the mean voice in my head come from?
  • How can I find community without using social media?

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  • An abundance mindset is a cure for the disease of scarcity. 
  • The residue of the past has a way of staining the present moment.
  • People often fret about being too stingy, but they rarely regret being more generous.
  • One plus one does not always equal two: one drop of water plus one more drop still equals one.
  • If it doesn’t serve a purpose, you can give yourself permission to let it go.
  • Everything has a toxic dose—materialism, minimalism, and even positivity.
  • Ryan: Expecting happiness from luxury goods is like anticipating a swimming pool from a basement flood.
  • Business requires a product and a purchaser. A scam is when someone tricks you into being both.
  • Money is not the finish line; it is the vehicle that can get us to our desired destination.

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