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Mentioned in 6 episodes
Love People, Use Things
Book • 2021
In 'Love People, Use Things,' Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus expand on the concept of minimalism by exploring how it can help individuals reevaluate and heal their relationships with seven key aspects of life: stuff, truth, self, values, money, creativity, and people.
The book delves into how consumerism hinders true happiness and how adopting a minimalist lifestyle can lead to a more intentional, meaningful, and fulfilling life.
It uses personal experiences and expert insights to provide a template for living with fewer distractions and more focus on what truly matters.
The book delves into how consumerism hinders true happiness and how adopting a minimalist lifestyle can lead to a more intentional, meaningful, and fulfilling life.
It uses personal experiences and expert insights to provide a template for living with fewer distractions and more focus on what truly matters.
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Mentioned in 6 episodes
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Joshua Fields Milburn as a book where he discusses 13 overrated virtues, including loyalty.
Joshua Fields Milburn as a book where he discusses 13 overrated virtues, including loyalty.
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488 | Nontransactable Goods
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Joshua Fields Millburn , where he wrote about a couple from Minnesota who found relief after their house burned down.
Joshua Fields Millburn , where he wrote about a couple from Minnesota who found relief after their house burned down.19 snips
495 | House on Fire
Mentioned by Joshua Fields Milburn as their upcoming book, to be released in summer.
Ep. 75: JOSHUA FIELDS MILBURN on Saying "No" to Almost Everything
Mentioned by Michael from BestBookBits as a New York Times bestseller offering insights into minimalism and intentional living.
Love People, Use Things by Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus | Book Summary
Mentioned as a compelling manifesto on minimalism, explaining how living with fewer possessions can enrich life.
Love People, Use Things - Book Summary
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Dan Harris as the authors of "Love People, Use Things", discussing their journey to minimalism and its benefits.
Dan Harris as the authors of "Love People, Use Things", discussing their journey to minimalism and its benefits.
Rethinking Your Relationship to 'Stuff' | The Minimalists + Oren Jay Sofer
