Every little thing that you think that you think that you need.

Every little thing you think that you need.

Every little thing that's just feeding your greed.

Oh, I bet that you'd be fine without it.

You're listening to The Minimalist Podcast with Joshua Fields Milburn and T.K. Coleman, recorded live at Erthing Studios in Sunny, California.

Yes, thank you, Malabama. Hello, everybody. Sunny indeed, although just yesterday I was going out for a little hike and there was snow on top of the mountains because it, I guess it was rained for a day and the snow

and oh hi was there. And man, was it beautiful. And two days before that it was 84 degrees. So

amazing weather. Greetings from california thank you

malabama hello everybody today we're talking about the many ways in which minimalism is different from

the act of renouncing your things we often confuse the two we're going to talk about that

we're also going to talk about and explore the unforeseen

downsides of renunciation. So coming up on this free public minimal episode, a caller has a question

about foregoing impulse purchases that will soon turn into junk. And then we've got a funny but

insightful question about the toppings that definitely don't belong on a pizza.

That's followed by our right here, right now segment and a listener tip.

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