Hey, what's going on, guys? Welcome back to Jeremy Scott Finish Podcast. We're doing to you on this

Friday evening, January the 31st, last day of January 2020. Hopefully you guys are rock and roll with all your

New Year's resolutions at this point and you haven't punted them so early in the year. And if you have,

you still have time to pick things back up and really ask yourself why the goals are important to you

and how you truly want to spend your time, effort, and energy as you move into, obviously,

you know, a new decade and a new year. But I wanted to drop this podcast super

quick here before I finish up some work and enjoy the rest of my evening. Now, this is part of

like a minimalist series that I've been reading and going through. And obviously if you guys,

you know, have followed me for any amount of time,

I do about 100 books a year on Audible, and I'm into kind of the, you know, minimalist-ish lifestyle. I say is, because obviously, there's extreme levels of, you know, minimalism, which is basically

just, you know, living on, you know, the essentials and not overdoing it with

materialistic things. And again, I'm not a, I'm not an enemy of stuff. I live in a decent-sized

house. We have obviously two vehicles. We have all the fanciest gadgets and the newest iPhones.

You know, all of it is for work. It what we do we film you know video content we create

audio content uh we have macbooks and iPads and all the things that kind of run our business

but admittedly you know I could throw away probably 90% of the stuff that I own and it really

wouldn't uh make a difference for me and my life. And I stumbled on to the minimalists probably

seven or eight years ago. And I remember the original story. I don't know who started,

so I'm going to botch the name if I even try. But I remember the story was this guy took

everything that he owned and he packed it up into boxes everything in his

entire house went into boxes and anything that he didn't use within six months he sold and got

rid of because he figured hey if i haven't used it in you know half a year i probably don't need it

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