This chapter discusses the diminishing value of personal wealth and the pursuit of material possessions, as well as the importance of redefining success and finding happiness in downsizing. It explores the impact of social media on our perception of others' lives and suggests inspiring others through our actions instead.
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Episode 1984:
Joshua Becker challenges the conventional measures of success, advocating for a shift in values from material possessions to personal character and meaningful contributions.
Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.becomingminimalist.com/not-impressive/
Quotes to ponder:
"Minimalism has changed me. What began as just a journey to own less stuff has changed the way I view myself and the world around me in significant ways."
"I am no longer impressed by the logo on your shirt, your purse, or the face of your watch. Instead, I admire those who are confident in timeless fashion and seek to make an impression by their character and their countenance."
"Let’s stop trying to impress others with the things that we own. And start trying to inspire them by the lives that we live."
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