The Minimalists teach their followers how to reject consumerism and find joy. They discuss the subtle ways consumerism creeps into our lives, reconnecting with lost dreams, validating desires for validation, unlocking creativity, defying society's expectations, and adding value to people's lives. They also talk about deep listening, metrics quantifying quality of life, leveraging simplicity, finding what makes you feel alive, and the importance of observations over advice.

The Minimalists, creators of a minimalist lifestyle, talk about their kitchen essentials, the No Junk Rule, asking for help, spending money in minimalism, connecting with others without feeling judged, and letting go of embarrassment.

The Minimalists, experts in minimalism and decluttering, talk about emotional clutter, the dangers of being a “helper,” and whether hoarding is a form of procrastination. They discuss maintaining control of your space while moving an elderly parent or in-law into your home, teaching a partner to minimize, and their upcoming tour schedule.

The Minimalists delve into space hoarding, reification, the key to freedom, and generosity. Topics include space ownership, respecting individual choices, selfishness vs. generosity, balancing self-care and giving, and the value of sharing wisdom over possessions.

Jillian welcomes The Minimalists, Emmy-nominated Netflix stars, podcasters, and New York Times bestselling authors, who discuss letting go of clutter, relationships, and connecting effectively. They explore emotional clutter, stages of hoarding, relationship clutter, making informed decisions, and the significance of contempt in relationships. They emphasize the power of stories and the importance of curiosity in fostering strong connections.