Reevaluate Everything with Minimalism

The Minimalists

Joshua Fields Millburn

Home & Garden, Society & Culture, Philosophy, Leisure

4.7 • 11.5K Ratings

🗓️ 14 October 2021

⏱️ 7 minutes

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Joshua and Ryan talk about when it makes sense to reevaluate everything, as well as the best time to simplify. Listen to the full episode at patreon.com/theminimalists

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0:00.0	Hey, minimizers, you're getting ready to watch some footage from one of the minimalist
0:04.4	live events from the love people use things tour.
0:08.2	If you'd like to see us on the road, visit theminimilists.com slash tour, or you can find all of
0:14.7	our live events over at patreon.com slash theminimilists.
0:20.8	Enjoy.
0:21.8	The Minimists.
0:22.8	Howdy, what's your name?
0:26.6	My name is Eliza.
0:27.6	Thanks for being here, you guys.
0:28.6	This is awesome.
0:29.6	Yeah, so I asked some background on my question.
0:32.6	I think my minimalist journey really started near the beginning of COVID and I credit COVID
0:38.0	and all that time for introspection and paradigm shifts and everything with being formative
0:42.4	in me, embracing minimalism.
0:44.9	And so it really got me thinking about these life changing experiences that we have that
0:48.8	could be global and universal, something like COVID, or it could be a personal life changing
0:53.2	experience.
0:54.2	So my question for either both of you is what are some insights that you have on using
0:59.7	these life changing experiences to shape our relationships, whether it's with our things,
1:04.4	our money with people, et cetera?
1:08.1	It makes me think of a New Yorker cartoon I saw one time of these two guys.
1:12.3	They had, there was like a guy in the chair and he's all tied up and there's these two
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