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The Minimalists
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Registrace 25. 05. 2008
The Minimalists are Emmy-nominated Netflix stars and New York Times-bestselling authors Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus. Alongside their podcast cohost, T.K. Coleman, they help millions of people live meaningful lives with less.
Gratitude Clutter | The Minimalists Ep. 445
The Minimalists talk about the fear of being too grateful, imposter syndrome, the problem with the pursuit of happiness, turning burdens into blessings, and more.
Discussed in this episode:
Intro (00:00)
Is it possible to be too grateful? (2:13)
What’s one thing that was once a burden that you are now grateful for? (29:19)
What new position are The Minimalists now hiring for? (43:22)
Listener tip: insights from a massive decluttering session. (48:45)
Listen to the full Maximal Episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists
Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast
Free Minimalist Rulebook: minimalists.com/rulebook
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Discussed in this episode:
Intro (00:00)
Is it possible to be too grateful? (2:13)
What’s one thing that was once a burden that you are now grateful for? (29:19)
What new position are The Minimalists now hiring for? (43:22)
Listener tip: insights from a massive decluttering session. (48:45)
Listen to the full Maximal Episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists
Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast
Free Minimalist Rulebook: minimalists.com/rulebook
FOLLOW THE MINIMALISTS
Instagram: theminimalists
TikTok: tiktok.com/@theminimalists
X/Twitter: theminimalists
Facebook: theminimalists
CZcams: czcams.com/users/theminimalists
Threads: threads.net/@theminimalists
Apple Podcasts: applepodcasts.com/theminimalists
Blog: theminimalists.com
#TheMinimalists
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The Algorithm | The Minimalists Ep. 444
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The Minimalists sit down with the founder of Patreon, Jack Conte, to discuss the death of the follower, earning a living from creative work, why the joy of creating is often ruined by the demands of revenue, and more. Discussed in this episode: Intro (00:00) What’s the minimalist-approved way to ethically promote my creative work? (1:57) If you could earn a living doing anything in the world, w...
The Presence of Absence | The Minimalists Ep. 443
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The Minimalists discuss space hoarding, reification, the key to freedom, generosity, and more. Discussed in this episode: Intro (00:00) Is my landlord a space hoarder if they won’t let me use their empty garage for storage? (1:55) What’s one thing you’re unwilling to share? (21:55) What are Thursday Konversations with T.K. Coleman? (40:09) Listener insight: Using OCD as a superpower. (40:51) Li...
Rental Culture | The Minimalists Ep. 442
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The Minimalists speak with Lisa Ann about the benefits of renting clothes, homes, cars, books, tools, and more. They also talk about when it’s best to own a thing instead of renting it. Discussed in this episode: Intro (00:00) What should I do with my wardrobe if my style preferences constantly change? (2:21) What’s one thing you’d rather rent than own? And what’s one thing you’d rather own tha...
Simplify Simplify Simplify | The Minimalists Ep. 441
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The Minimalists talk about life after simplifying, decluttering slowly over time, processing loss after letting go, and more. Discussed in this episode: Intro (00:00) Should I get rid of everything while simplifying? (2:29) What’s the most difficult thing you’ve ever let go of? (18:36) When is the next Zoom call with The Minimalists? (37:54) Listener tip about quitting social media. (38:44) Lis...
Memory Clutter | The Minimalists Ep. 440
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The Minimalists discuss letting go of memories, creating an uncluttered home, three new series from The Minimalists, and more. Discussed in this episode: Intro (00:00) How do I let go of memories? (3:51) How can I curate a beautiful, uncluttered home? (17:52) What are the three new series coming soon from The Minimalists? (25:12) What’s the best way to create a functional wardrobe with items th...
Restraint | The Minimalists Ep. 439
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The Minimalists talk about the benefits of restraint, the struggles of consumerism for new minimalists, the difficulties of letting go of social media, and more. Discussed in this episode: Intro (00:00) How do I declutter my online-shopping addiction? (1:56) What factors contributed to The Minimalists leaving social media? (31:03) Why was I still clinging to my living daughter’s suicide note? (...
Streamlined | The Minimalists Ep. 438
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The Minimalists discuss the art of streamlining one’s life, letting go of difficult things, how the need for approval keeps people tethered to a lifestyle they don’t want, and more. Discussed in this episode: Intro (00:00) How can I get my husband to let go of just-in-case items? (3:52) How does my need for approval influence my consumption decisions? (24:17) What are “Thursday Konversations wi...
Starting Over After Losing Everything
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The Minimalists speak to a caller who was forced into minimalism after his home burned down. This is a highlight from episode 437. Watch the entire Private Podcast episode: patreon.com/theminimalists Listen to the full Maximal Episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Free Minimalist Rulebook: minimalists.com/rulebook FOLLOW THE MINIMALISTS: Ins...
Graduation Day | The Minimalists Ep. 437
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The Minimalists talk about the three different kinds of letting go (graduation, divorce, death), several ways to detach from a former spouse, and how to move on when you feel like you can’t let go. Watch the full Maximal episode on The Minimalists Private Podcast: patreon.com/theminimalists Discussed in this episode: Intro (00:00) How can I detach from my former spouse while actively coparentin...
Minimizing Musical Instruments and Letting Go of Social Media with @griffinhouse
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The Minimalists speak with @griffinhouse about keeping his music simple by not accumulating too many instruments; they also discuss Griffin’s desire to leave social media. This is a highlight from episode 436. Watch the entire Private Podcast episode: patreon.com/theminimalists FREE MINIMALIST RULEBOOK: minimalists.com/rulebook SHOW NOTES: minimalists.com/podcast FOLLOW THE MINIMALISTS: Instagr...
Simplifying for Newbies | The Minimalists Ep. 436
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The Minimalists talk about the process of simplifying for newbies and staying motivated when decluttering gets difficult. Watch all 2 hours of episode 436 on The Minimalists Private Podcast: patreon.com/theminimalists Discussed in this episode: Introduction (00:00) How can I maintain traction as a new minimalist? (01:25) How can I keep going on my decluttering journey when I get overwhelmed? (1...
The Minimalists Are Quitting Social Media for the Rest of 2024
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The Minimalists speak with @CalNewportMedia about whether they should quit social media even though they’ve amassed 4 million followers and hundreds of millions of views. This is a highlight from episode 435. Watch the entire Private Podcast episode: patreon.com/theminimalists FREE MINIMALIST RULEBOOK: minimalists.com/rulebook SHOW NOTES: minimalists.com/podcast FOLLOW THE MINIMALISTS: Instagra...
Do Fewer Things | The Minimalists Ep. 435
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The Minimalists speak with Cal Newport about the three principles of slow productivity and letting go of social media. Watch all 2 hours of episode 435 on The Minimalists Private Podcast: patreon.com/theminimalists Discussed in this episode: Intro (00:00) What are the three principles of slow productivity? (01:40) Should The Minimalists quit social media? (27:18) FREE MINIMALIST RULEBOOK: minim...
The 4 Conflict Reactions: Fight, Flight, Freeze, Fawn
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The 4 Conflict Reactions: Fight, Flight, Freeze, Fawn
Heal Your Relationships | The Minimalists Ep. 434
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Heal Your Relationships | The Minimalists Ep. 434
The Uncomfortable Path Is the Most Fulfilling Path
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The Uncomfortable Path Is the Most Fulfilling Path
Throw Everything Away | The Minimalists Ep. 432
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Throw Everything Away | The Minimalists Ep. 432
Healing from Narcissistic People | The Minimalists Ep. 431
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Healing from Narcissistic People | The Minimalists Ep. 431
The NO JUNK Rule | The Minimalists Ep. 430
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The NO JUNK Rule | The Minimalists Ep. 430
Filling Empty Rooms | The Minimalists Ep. 429
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Filling Empty Rooms | The Minimalists Ep. 429
Grounding: Proven Scientific Benefits of Earthing
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Grounding: Proven Scientific Benefits of Earthing
Mold, EMFs, Fragrances, Blue Light, VOCs, and Other Invisible Clutter | The Minimalists Ep. 428
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Mold, EMFs, Fragrances, Blue Light, VOCs, and Other Invisible Clutter | The Minimalists Ep. 428
I've made progress in not reaching for my phone to fill every little void of space. Spending more time creating; being outdoors; having more face-to-face interaction. ...living real life; even if it means sitting on my porch with a glass of lemonade, in the complete stillness of quietude.
"How can I reach more people more deeply."---TK That says it all!
"While most of the effects held, participants with the highest cholesterol levels (245 mg per dL or higher [6.30 mmol per L]) did have a higher odds ratio for mortality than the two other cholesterol ranges analyzed. Patients with levels of 191 to 244 mg per dL (4.90 to 6.30 mmol per L) had the lowest odds ratio for mortality. In addition, cardiovascular disease status at baseline made a difference in functional and cognitive decline. " Elderly people do do better with elevated cholesterol but, if your cholesterol was over 244, it leads an increase in mortality. There are no elderly people walking around with 500+ cholesterol like Paul.
Con sottotitoli in italiano dove lo trovo?
I want sleek design, not my last fuck up
Lay off the hindsight crap and start talking about design or something
omg I love his voice!!
I have an urge to buy this documentary :)
My doctor put me on a statin many years ago in my late 30s. Apparently bad cholesterol runs in my family. So, was this a bad move? My doctor said it was dangerous for me to be living with such bad cholesterol numbers. Hence, I've been on a statin for years. Mine is DNA based, not diet and exercise based.
I've watched many of these videos and read countless comments. It seems the same people write the same comments on every video.
Don't know why I'm watching this doc again!!!
Paul's "Dr." is from psychiatry. So much bro science here. There are many outliers but good lord, this is really bad putting out this information as if high LDL cholesterol is great for most of the general pop. Dr. Attia can run circles around this guy when it comes to MEDICAL.
Exactly the clarity i have been trying to get for a long time. Thanks a lot.
“What are you trying to protect me from”… be really careful. I’ve cured CPTSD. Buddhism teaches to look inwards, Christianity teaches to look up. Looking inwards Satan grips you. Looking up God heals you. Buddhism teaches you to create space in the mind, Christianity teaches us to renew the mind. If you create space, what’s going to fill it? More anxious thoughts. When you put absolute faith in the safety and protection of God and renew the mind through meditation on the scriptures, you’re filling your spirit with peace and transformation.
Good luck.
How is it minimalist to spend 7 minutes talking about 7 wallpapers.
🧡💙🙏
"Walking away" from a narc brings its own costs and dangers.
“Kids cannot carry the emotional regulatory weight of their parents.” The stark truth of these words hit me, both as a mother and an only child of parents who were themselves shaped by trauma. Changing the pattern - making sure it does not continue to replicate - is my life’s work.
It's one thing to bring out the best in people, but another to make it a mission, no? And if they don't respond to your "help" the way you think they should, that it means they're not capable of change? Why would the capability to change necessarily be in response to a self-identified "helpful" friend? Also, "constructive feedback?" That's just criticism. Who thinks that others want their critique? The "giver" of "constructive feedback" is surely not expecting any in return, no?
Changing terminology if the older terms have been misused can make sense. Levels of intellectual handicap used to be described with terms that are now quite derogatory.
If you use a grounding rod out the window, how does it connect to the mat?
You have to have a wire from rod through window and touching your mat
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I want to be rich and a minimalist.
Lovely poem at the end.
This conversation is so inspiring, I went through the house and decluttered some stuff by asking if I lived it or if it was for the approval of others. Thank you all.
The only way to cure anxiety is to understand it so you can ALLOW it. Exercise is useful, but it won't cure it. Curiosity is getting closer to the right approach, but we still end up debating anxious thoughts. We must understand that it is scary at times, but NOT SERIOUS as I explain in several videos. Great discussion and I hope that helps. Sam
I like to think about beefing up my strength and resilience while things are going well, to use when life is rough.
Wow TK. You really hit home for me. You will lose it all one day and how do you want to look back? Thank you.
I need to remember this with my kids. Not forcing gratitude but helping them remember appreciation.
My bf of 18 years and I had to move into his mom's place because we had some financial struggles after my old roommate was tricked into some pretty awful stuff. We had these people we assumed were friends who needed a place to stay and i asked the owner of they could stay temporarily until they figured stuff out. They never left. They were super lazy. They ate all of the food. They stole. They lied about tragic stuff happening s so they could ask to borrow money from my friend, who was retired. When I started working, my friend s stated getting on their case about working and moving out. I found out later that the wife of the family that moved in with us was planning to trick the owner into giving his house to her. They were bad people, i found out later. She was into fraudulent stuff with accounting and her husband robbed a pizza joint and never went to prison for it. Well they framed me for stealing from my friend by creating a receipt for a pawn shop. We were out of town and they used that opportunity to to go through our room and act as if theyd found it. When we got back, i wasn't allowed into the home. Not even for any of my belongings. We were forced to move into my bf mom's which is just hard as staying there would have been. 6 months later, I was the only one working, and did the best I could to save up for a used car only to have it taken by a tow company on Christmas Eve last year because I hadn't had the money to go get insurance and registration yet. That's a whole other story. I had trouble saving, it's really difficult with one income and having to start from scratch and replace the things you own but have no access to. My old roommate's kept all of our belongings. I wasnt allowed in the house to get anything I needed. I didn't have time to call police or make a scene because I had to go to work when we got locked out. My boyfriend and our pets went to stay with his mom until I could figure out what to do. I sent a text asking them to not throw my stuff away. I still have yet to get all of my items. They went through everything in my room and boxed up work items, cat stuff, pics but they kept the little bits of furniture I owned, they kept my dishes my mom gave me and anything of value. When I asked to retrieve my stuff, I was allowed to grab a few boxes of clothing. I asked for my box with all of my important paperwork and they NEVER gave it to me. They told me they threw away my bed after saying they'd let me have my stuff when I found a place. For the meantime, I was allowed to keep my stuff there. Do I have a case? If so what can I do to get these things back. I'm so tired of struggling to replace all I worked so hard for.
this is only for americans i guess :)))
Fuck The Farmacéutica 👩⚕️ Full of BS 💩🙈
Where is Ryan Nicodemus? Haven't heard from him for so long...
Living his best life in Montana. ...doing face-to-face retreats They had an episode about his shift to refocus on something new for him.
@SFoureman Oh, really! Thank you for telling! 🙂 I have to listen to that, do you happen to know which episode?
well, I did not read any other commentaries... but I would suggest to think about the sense of personal life from the perspective of the Maker/Designer of the human being gives us also a solution of being happy or fullfilled. I wonder if anyone in this documentary will come to ask what does GOD, our Designer think about it. It is clear that the makers of the film and all the interviewed people identify pretty exactly causes of unhappiness yet they do not get to the root cause of the unhappiness: disobedience to the "User Manual of the Human Being" = Holy Scripture = Bible. Und do not be surprized, that GOD would allow pain (=unhappiness) to be used to transform us to the best version of our design. And this is what we should deliberately admit in order to be happy / fulfilled. And if we agree that this life in this body in this time span we have on earth is a preparation for the life in the eternity, than all struggles and unhappiness might appear like insignificant.
Beautiful ❤ , ahhh I still love to hear and see the train coming thru our town, Never too old for that :)
I was already against the advertisement and pressure buying and extra ordinary lifestyle changes only because another successful person is onto it. I saw this documentary and I thought although I have a minimalistic life style, perhaps I am very happy but then I realised that there are other people much more happier than I am and they were doing things that I wasnt. Then I made some more changes for example, I got a Solar energy solution for my house and saved a lot of money from going to the electricity companies, and then I started to help my neighbourhood and community to take advantage of the extra energy that I was producuing through solar but not consuming that much. Now other people are saving some money in their electrcity bills cuts and its making me happy because I am doing nothing for that to happen to them other than offering something which was going to waste anyway. This documentary has definitely made an impact by putting me into thinking what else, what else
It's a funny video for sure, but may we please get a real house tour for inspiration?
Statins do not restore proper immune function. Inflammation is the issue, not a lack of a drug that may damage your liver and your joints.
Oh, woah!!! I had absolutely ZERO plan of deleting Instagram off my phone, yet, 2 days ago i had enough and i deleted it! (I even put my phone in grayscale!) Its Day 2 and i have been the most productive in what seems years. I am an artist, yet, I haven't created anything in years - i haven't felt inspired. And already, im feeling as though I'm getting my flow back. It may be too early to say, however, I already don't want to go back to social media! Liberating.
Unbelievable they were able to find David Bowie!
Isnt he a psychiatrist?
TK! you have a beautiful way with words. Sure hope your book releases sooN!!
It's so sad that creators have to modify everything on social media to reach more people, when these things add value to our lives... Also, I loved when the guest was talking about tradition, and not asking ourselves why we do the things we do. This is what I started doing for everything since I became vegan ❤❤. Knowing that what you are eating was a living animal made me wonder about other things I did daily, so in the same year that got me into minimalism ❤❤
İ still miss the video version 😢❤ but do what ever works for you
all the philosophical stuff seems kinda hypocritical coming from a literal book-promoting documentary. yet another product they try to sell us, not any less capitalistic than the mentality they critisize
I was leasing my 2019 VW Passat for $310 a month. After the lease ended I purchased it for $11k so no car payments now. My son bought a used low miles (17k) 2015 BMW 440 about 4 years ago and his are $520. He paid around $35k for the car
Statins have a 1% success rate, in reducing Cholesterol, but a $1500 % profit margin for the Big Pharma Cartel Statins cause Brain Fog/lack of Clarity.
Minimalism is the new social programming on the path towards 'you will own nothing and be happy.' (while they own and control everything) Just a little hypocritical.