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"Seven Daily Habits"
🕑 Added 2022-01-27 13:05:01 +0000 UTCPatreon Exclusive. The Minimalists talk about the seven daily habits to change your life forever, and they answer the following questions:
Why do New Year’s resolutions typically fail? (01:53)
Why do you believe there’s no such thing as “priorities”? (06:53)
What is Joshua’s workout regime? (12:21)
What are cold-shock proteins? (16:07)
What is the path to greatness? (31:39)
What is your perspective regarding sentimental items? (53:31)
How do minimalist families manage the plethora of children’s keepsakes? (54:44)
How do savings and credit figure into the just-in-case paradigm? (1:02:43)
What should we tell loved ones when they ask about gifts they’ve given us that we’ve given away? (1:06:37)
LINKS
Article: 7 Daily Habits to Change Your Life Forever
Article: 10 Most Expensive Feces Ever
Article: The Destructiveness of Method and Technique
Book: Everything That Remains
Book: Love People, Use Things
Book: Minimalist Rulebook
Book: Things That Matter
Class: How to Write Better
Essay: Tour The Minimalists’ Montana Cabin
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Instagram: Jordan Moore
Instagram: Podcast Shawn
Instagram: Jessica Williams
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Tour: The Minimalists
Website: Becoming Minimalist
Website: Shawn Mihalik
MAXIMS
“If we don’t use technology intentionally, it ends up using us.” —Joshua Fields Millburn
“You don’t need the things from the past to make the future version of you.” —Joshua Fields Millburn
“If you ever regret letting go, you can simply let go of the regret.” —Joshua Fields Millburn
“I would deeply regret if I died with no regrets.” —Ryan Nicodemus
This Maximal episode corresponds with Minimal episode 324.
Comments
Emma
Lauren! Our kids are always watching us. Their behavior is almost exclusively a reflection of what they see from their parents, family, and culture. If we desire to influence them, it's best to look in the mirror and examine not just our words, but our behaviors, beliefs, opinions, and values. The Minimalists
I’ve allowed the tv’s to creep into the bedrooms. Something I’ve very much been wanting to change. Any advice on removing those without having a teenage mutiny? I picture myself waking up hogtied with them demanding their screens back 🤣
