All right, everybody, I'm back with Joshua Becker and we just did a little session on kind

of how to minimize or simplify your closet and meaning your wardrobe.

And now Joshua, I would love to have you just take us through a little bit room by room.

So maybe to take kind of a few chapters in your book and collapse it all together, I'd

love to have you walk us through kind of the living room, family room, kind of living

areas of the home and then from there into the bedrooms for the home.

And again, one of the things I love in your book, I'm looking here at page 46, not that

people are listening along, but the book really is great.

But you write about how we should have a purpose for every single room, like, you know, for

your room as a whole and then for each room in your home.

Like, what's the purpose of this room?

What culture are you trying to create?

What, not just what I value of, but what are you trying to accomplish through this space?

Yeah.

And like, this is the great place where you have that conversation when you think of your

living room, your family room, when you think of your bedroom.

Like, what is, like, what is the purpose of a bedroom?

Like, the purpose of the bedroom is rest and intimacy.

Like, so what do I have in my room that is fostering rest and fostering intimacy?

Sometimes some of the things we put in those rooms actually detract from rest and actually

detract from intimacy.

And so, and so thinking that through, everything being equal, I get it.

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