What does it mean to live more with less?

I'm Katie Wells and welcome to the Maximized Minimalist Podcast.

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All right, friend, it is March.

And not sure if you know this, but it's also Mental Health Awareness Month.

So I want to dive into this topic today because this thought and this narrative, so many of us

experience is so common, but we never talk about it, right? But today we're going to change that.

We're going to change that today. And here's a thing. Do other people's success stories make you

feel like garbage? Maybe instead of feeling motivated and inspired by others, you become acutely

aware of your own shortcomings and your inner critic blasts you with thoughts like,

I should be further ahead by now. Why haven't I accomplished that yet? Maybe I should just give up,

or compared to her, I've gotten nothing done. So I want to talk about this thought cycle and really

share some actionable steps to help get you back onto the

de-clutter bandwagon and achieve your dreams. Oh, and here's the deal, by the way. If seeing

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