Well, everybody, here we are, John Mark Comer with Joshua Becker of becomingminimalist.com.

For our last little session on kind of some of the real nuts and bolts like how, like

we're all at how level.

If you want the why or even the what level behind simplicity or if you prefer minimalism,

go back and listen to our teaching series and podcasts, but we're really here for the

how.

Do this kind of room by room and area of your homes.

We covered the closet to start off kind of your wardrobe or a peril and then kind of living

areas and bedrooms.

Now, Joshua, I would love to get a little coaching for you from some of the kind of the work

course room.

So let's just group together bathrooms, laundry room and kitchen, which is where stuff

just kind of starts to pile up and we have, you know, often duplicates of all sorts of

things from extra sheets for the spare bedroom to spatulas or whatever.

How would you like, all right, let's say somebody has gone through their closet, gone

through their kind of living area to get rid of that extra vase or bookshelf they don't

need or put away the records or donate that old DVD collection, gone through the bedrooms

and got the TV out maybe or whatever it is.

And now comes, all right, the kitchen where, you know, the average person has some insane

over a thousand items in the average American kitchen.

And that's just like, that's not for rich people.

That's middle of the board kind of stuff.

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