What up kids? Welcome back to the Jeremy Scott Fitness Podcast here. Edition 2, we're talking about stuff, how you don't need more stuff. I think we all know this, anybody who kind of follows the minimalist lifestyle or obviously if you live in America, we do things a little bit different than other places do.

I'm not saying you guys can't go out and grind and hustle and get material things that make you happy

because for some of you, your car people or your house people or your clothes people and that's cool.

You guys hustle and you make money and spend on the things that you think are important to you.

But I think sometimes we get lost in the hustle of it

and the journey of it.

We get so busy working in our lives, we don't get a chance to sit and work on our lives.

And what I mean is we get so wrapped up in the pursuit of things. We don't actually

enjoy the journey of them. I think fitness is the same way. I think obviously our professional careers as well. And so what I mean by you don't need more stuff. I think a lot of us have too much of nothing as it is.

In America, especially where I live and grow up, we're drowning in possessions.

We hoard stuff that we think we need that we'd oftentimes

be so much better without. And I'm not saying you can't go, you know, grind for your house

and different things, but think about how much you guys give up sometimes for

the financial obligations you buy yourself into and what we talk about at our

house all the time is don't buy yourself out of a lifestyle or don't buy yourself

into some stressful situations that really don't serve you.

And ask yourself before you make these giant purchases and these things that you're leveraging

your life and more importantly your time for, are they really important to you? So look around your house one time.

How many things can you find that you haven't worn or touched in probably months?

In my opinion, less is almost always better.

Working your whole life for more stuff like a bigger house, luxury

car, more expensive clothes and the newest tech gadgets oftentimes doesn't really bring

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