The Minimalists are Emmy-nominated Netflix stars and New York Times–bestselling authors Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus. Alongside cohost T.K. Coleman, they help millions of people live meaningful lives with less.
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episode 265: Decade of Less
Joshua and Ryan discuss their evolution as The Minimalists over the last decade, and they answer the following questions:
Does it feel like ten years since you started The Minimalists? (03:44)
What did you believe about minimalism that you no longer do? (04:52)
How have we been lied to as a society? (07:41)
How is the word ‘hope’ problematic? (09:03)
Is there an issue with forming habits? (10:21)
What is the difference between the ‘how’ and the ‘why’? (12:33)
How might ‘help’ be a bad thing? (15:41)
How could balance be equated with mediocrity? (16:20)
How are solutions an issue? (18:21)
How have you adjusted your lifestyle as your popularity grows? (27:36)
How has your perspective of popularity changed? (27:36)
What’s one thing that is still challenging? (27:36)
Of what projects are you most proud? (30:18)
How can advice and truth be in conflict? (34:49)
What’s the biggest difference between you both now and ten years ago? (38:02)
What’s the problem with comparison? (39:13)
How are attachment and love incompatible? (40:39)
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