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Video: "Settle on Unsettlement"
🕑 Added 2019-05-30 12:01:00 +0000 UTCPatreon Exclusive! In this "Maximal" episode, Joshua & Ryan discuss simple families, minimalist parenting, and traveling with a family with author and podcaster Denaye Barahona, and they answer the following questions:
How do I manage my children’s toys and clothes when they have too many and they’re reluctant to part with them? (02:35)
How do I ensure my pets’ needs are met when traveling with them long-term? (19:51)
How can my parents and I live together peacefully when our values and beliefs are diametrically opposed? (26:29)
How do I consistently minimize the contents of shared living spaces when my roommates don’t oppose, yet don’t assist? (1:00:46)
How do I best address pressure from family members regarding my life decisions? (1:08:18)
LINKS
Article: Excess Toys May Cause Decision Fatigue
Book: Digital Minimalism
Book: Simple Happy Parenting
Explore: Scooter Scoop
Facebook: Simple Families
Instagram: Podcast Shawn
Instagram: Simple Families
Instagram: Jessica Williams
Listen: Launching Rockets
Podcast: Rob Bell
Podcast: Sam Harris
Podcast: Simple Families Podcast
Quiz: Rob Bell
Twitter: Simple Families
Website: Jordan Moore
Website: Simple Families
MAXIMS
“Anything you want is different than everything you want.” —Joshua Fields Millburn
“The discontent also settles in when we settle.” —Joshua Fields Millburn
“If your children see you stand up for what’s important to you, and stand up for your values, they'll do the same as they grow.” —Denaye Barahona
This Maximal episode corresponds with Minimal episode 182.
Comments
Heather McIver
I know this is an older subject but I am catching up! You spoke about learning/teaching your children, do you have any thoughts on minimalism and schooling? What are your thoughts on public schooling, homeschooling, unschooling, worldschooling? I would love to hear your thoughts and maybe some of your guests!
The Minimalists
Sporks for the win! Please keep the community posted (Patreon Community Tab) with the progress of your no-phone shift.
