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Video: “The Life-Tidying Magic of Gentrification”
🕑 Added 2019-02-13 13:01:00 +0000 UTCPatreon Exclusive! Joshua & Ryan discuss Marie Kondo’s “Tidying Up,” revitalization, and the pros and cons of gentrification, and they answer the following questions:
What can be done about developers creating expensive rental properties that drive up rent in communities and drive out residents? (1:10:12)
How do I let go of visions I had for my future without feeling failure? (1:13:21)
How do I resist upgrading parts of my house that don’t absolutely require upgrading? (1:16:51)
Is it possible to gentrify with compassion? (1:17:56)
LINKS
Article: Detroit Condo Sells for $1.25 Million
Article: Displacement by Decline
Article: Every Ohio School District Ranked
Article: Happy New Year! May Your City Never Become San Francisco
Article: How Cincinnati Salvaged the Nation’s Most Dangerous Neighborhood
Book: How to Be Here
Contribute: Gem City Market
Essay: 90/90 Minimalism Rule
Essay: I Got Rid of 2,000 Books
Explore: Oakwood
Podcast: Science Vs
Post: Thoughts on ‘Tidying Up’?
Watch: Left Behind America
Watch: Minimalism Film
Watch: Money as an Instrument of Change
Watch: Tidying Up
MINIMAL MAXIMS
“If you’re going to have it, then use it; if you’re not going to use it, then don’t have it.”
“‘Would this look good on Instagram’ is a bad reason to do anything.”
“Communication lends itself to compassion.”
Comments
Bill Coleman
That's it! Josh you nailed it. I was also "organized as shit" or as you put it in other podcasts, "a well organized hoarder." Now my wife and I are on the path to a minimalist household. Thank you for giving clarity and context to all the random thoughts and feelings that I've not been able to recognize on my own.
Joshua Fields Millburn
Nicky! Welcome aboard. Thanks for the music reco. Good luck on your scopes!
