Well, hello and welcome to another Friday re-air of my top five favorite episodes as we approach

500 episodes on the Sustainable Minimalist podcast. I thought to myself, well, won't it be fun to

re-air my five favorite episodes of all time? And this week we're doing number four. I have an intentional living episode for you.

It's an interview with author Elizabeth Sharp McKedda. And what I love about this episode is it's all

about, number one, figuring out what matters most in your life. That's the easy part. And then the

harder part is deleting, getting rid of everything

in our lives that's noise that detracts from what truly matters. Now, before I let the episode

speak for itself, a quick note that an episode dropped yesterday for subscribers only. It was all

about red flags in targeted ads so you don't get

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You could even try the free trial option there. Or if you don't listen on Apple Podcasts,

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Thank you for supporting the show and enjoy my number four favorite episode.

Well, hello, listeners, and welcome back.

My name is Stephanie Safarian, and you're listening to episode 354 of Sustainable Minimalists,

a three-ish times a week show about intentional and eco-minimalist living. I'm willing to bet that most of us

listening, if not all of us, let's be real, but most, if not all of us, have at least once in our

lifetime, written something lengthy. Maybe it was as simple as a

five-paragraph essay in high school, or maybe it was that dissertation in college, or dare I say,

maybe it has even been a book. We've all written something. And I'm willing to bet that for most of us, unless you are

Ernest Hemingway or Emily Dickinson or somebody really darn great at writing, that first

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