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 you be fine without it.

Hello, everybody.

Welcome to The Minimalist Podcast,

where we discuss what it means to live a meaningful life with less.

My name is Joshua Fields, Milburn, and we're recording this episode here at Earthing Studios

in beautiful West Hollywood, California.

My co-host, T.K. Coleman, is in Chicago this week. He'll be back next week. I was supposed to have a different co-host here today. No, not Nicodemus. He's still in Montana. Dr. John Deloney was going to join me today, but I got a phone call from him last week, or last night, rather. And he had an emergency. He actually ended up in the emergency room, not for him,

but a loved one ended up in the emergency room.

So he couldn't make his flight and make it out here to Southern California.

We'll bring him on the podcast to answer your questions on a future episode.

But today, you get a solo JFM show.

Coming up on this free public minimal episode, a caller has a question about

arguing with her husband over the little things. And then I'm going to talk about my new rule for

online shopping, plus a few stupid things I've purchased over the years that I'll never buy again.

As always, you can listen to the full two-hour

maximal edition of this episode where we answer three times as many questions on Patreon. The link

is in the description. By the way, big thanks to our patrons. Your support keeps our podcast 100%

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