Video: "Flattening the Truth" (Patreon)
Content
Patreon Exclusive. Joshua and Ryan address several patrons’ concerns regarding the pandemic by answering the following questions:
Although you’ve stated we won’t go back to ‘normal’ after the pandemic, is there anything you will attempt to make normal again that you haven’t been able to do? (18:47)
What can we do to thrive during the pandemic when we’re restricted to our homes? (22:35)
How do we resist and cope with old habits when there’s little else to focus on during the pandemic? (29:40)
Once society reaches a new ‘normal’ after the pandemic, are people more likely to fall back into old consumerist habits or embrace a more minimalist existence? (31:50)
How do we better acknowledge and assist those that are struggling during the pandemic when we are thriving? (35:15)
Why are so many of us still discontented if happiness is a choice and we can determine our state? (38:45)
How have you ensured your well-being throughout the pandemic? (46:08)
What is the likely outcome of the surge in items being donated and disposed of during the pandemic? (49:27)
How do some people do the same thing all day every day and maintain their passion for it? (56:01)
How do I accept and adapt to stepchildren when I never planned on having children? (1:02:19)
LINKS
Article: Flattening the Truth on Coronavirus
Book: A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius
Charity: CORE
Charity: Feeding America
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Instagram: Jessica Williams
Listen: Quarantine Qonversations
Listen: The Strokes
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Podcast: Minimalist Diets
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Tour: The Minimalists
Watch: Between Two Ferns
Watch: Some Good News
MAXIMS
“Knowledge is not power; knowledge is potential power.” —Joshua Fields Millburn
“Hours of productivity mean little without the desired outcome.” —Joshua Fields Millburn
“Whenever you say ‘yes’ to something unimportant, you’re saying ‘no’ to something important.” —The Minimalists
This Maximal episode corresponds with Minimal episode 234.