Video: "Maximalism" (Patreon)

Published:

2021-02-18 13:01:01

Imported:

2023-09

Content

Patreon Exclusive. Joshua and Ryan talk about how, without constant vigilance, the things we own can end up owning us, and they answer the following questions:

Are we still doing the right things if they can’t be held up to scrutiny? (05:23)

What does minimalism illuminate? (36:06)

How do I appropriately and tactfully address my in-laws giving our family things we don’t need or want? (44:24)

Why do some people force their ‘love language’ on others? (49:33)

What does it mean to “get to the ‘why’”? (50:46)

At what point will my record and CD collecting be considered hoarding? (51:55)

Is it possible to have a healthy relationship with a storage room? (54:40)

If my film collection is beginning to feel burdensome, is my bar for what I hold dear simply not high enough? (1:00:35)

If we have a hobby—like gardening—that requires us to collect things, how do we create boundaries and how do we determine what’s enough? (1:03:46)

How do I stop my impulse to buy multiples of items that tend to wear out quickly? (1:07:27)

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Article: Minimalism vs. Maximalism

Article: The Oppressive Gospel of ‘Minimalism’

Article: The Minimalists Want You to Be Happy with Less

Book: Getting Away from Already Being Pretty Much Away from It All

Book: Love People Use Things

Book: Minimalist Rulebook

Essay: How Much Is Enough?

Essay: Play the 30-Day Minimalism Game

Essay: You Don’t Have to Explain Yourself

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Explore: Axel Vervoordt

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Podcast: Let It Go

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MAXIMS

“The truth proves itself by withstanding criticism and scrutiny.” —Ryan Nicodemus

“The ‘Why’ is the starting point; the ‘How’ is the finish line.” —Joshua Fields Millburn

“A life without boundaries is a life without peace.” —Ryan Nicodemus

This Maximal episode corresponds with Minimal episode 275.

Files

Private Podcast | "Maximalism"

Joshua and Ryan talk about how, without constant vigilance, the things we own can end up owning us, and they answer the following questions: Are we still doing the right things if they can’t be held up to scrutiny? (05:23) What does minimalism illuminate? (36:06) How do I appropriately and tactfully address my in-laws giving our family things we don’t need or want? (44:24) Why do some people force their ‘love language’ on others? (49:33) What does it mean to “get to the ‘why’”? (50:46) At what point will my record and CD collecting be considered hoarding? (51:55) Is it possible to have a healthy relationship with a storage room? (54:40) If my film collection is beginning to feel burdensome, is my bar for what I hold dear simply not high enough? (1:00:35) If we have a hobby—like gardening—that requires us to collect things, how do we create boundaries and how do we determine what’s enough? (1:03:46) How do I stop my impulse to buy multiples of items that tend to wear out quickly? (1:07:27) Follow The Minimalists: Instagram: http://instagram.com/theminimalists Twitter: http://twitter.com/theminimalists Facebook: http://facebook.com/theminimalists Text: https://my.community.com/theminimalists Blog: http://theminimalists.com Podcast: http://theminimalists.com/podcast Patreon: http://patreon.com/theminimalists