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"Sustainable Stuff"
🕑 Added 2019-06-20 12:05:59 +0000 UTCPatreon Exclusive! In this "Maximal" episode, Joshua and Ryan talk about sustainability, overconsumption, environmental concerns, health and beauty products, and shopping with co-founder and CEO of TheGoodTrade.com, AmyAnn Cadwell, and they answer the following questions:
Did minimalism influence your adoption of environmentalism, or did your environmentalism influence your adoption of minimalism? (24:48)
What are your thoughts regarding the tiny house movement? (24:48)
What are some reliable resources for furniture for minimalists? (33:46)
When should I replace an item instead of fixing it? (42:01)
How do I curb my proclivity for online shopping? (47:56)
How can small daily changes move us toward sustainability? (1:05:40)
LINKS
App: DoneGood
App: OfferUp
App: Oura
App: PaperKarma
App: Strava
Article: “A Survival Guide for Women”
Article: “Brands on a Budget”
Article: “Eleven Eco-Friendly Furniture Sources”
Article: “Nine Apps to Live More Sustainably”
Article: “Nineteen Ridiculous Ikea Fights”
Article: “Seven Socially Responsible Investment Platforms”
Clothing: Mission Workshop Pants
Clothing: thredUP
Coffee: Bandit Coffee Co.
Essay: Day 15 | Finances
Essay: The First Piece of Tape
Explore: Eames House
Facebook: The Good Trade
Finance: Swell
Furniture: Etsy
Furniture: Joybird
Instagram: Podcast Shawn
Instagram: The Good Trade
Instagram: Jessica Williams
Listen: “Earthquake Weather”
Newsletter: The Daily Good
Podcast: Favorite Things
Podcast: Rosi Golan
Podcast: Cal Newport
Podcast: Sadness
Twitter: The Good Trade
Watch: Minimalist Home Tour | Joshua Fields Millburn
Website: Jordan Moore
Website: The Good Trade
MAXIM
“Quality over quantity is always more sustainable.” —Ryan Nicodemus
This Maximal episode corresponds with Minimal episode 185.
Comments
Beatriz Ramos Rodrigues
It really upsets me how clothes overall are not durable anymore. Like, my mom have a jeans that literally is 30 years old and is still perfect and I have used to go to high school, and now I buy a jeans that sometimes tears in the thighs in 1 month of use.
Kacie Marshall
I work from home and its a daily struggle. The conversation you had was unexpected but touched on things I experience regularly like feeling isolated and lonely. I specifically liked the comment about showing up for yourself like you would for others. Thank you for helping me through my day!
