Regardless of our diverse backgrounds, income levels, ages, ethnicities, or countries of origin, people share fundamental similarities in their desires and struggles. At the core, everyone seeks what is best for themselves and their families, and common human experiences often transcend perceived divisions. Political narratives may highlight differences, but a deeper examination reveals shared challenges and aspirations. The process of decluttering, whether physical or emotional, goes beyond mere removal; it involves restoring individuals' awareness of what brings them vitality and joy in life.
The Minimalists talk about making a workplace less cluttered and more enjoyable through the concept of “simplework.”
Discussed in this episode:
How can I use minimalism to simplify my home office? (1:54)
How do I get my coworkers to be less messy? (23:42)
What is the productivity fallacy? (26:32)
Why do the pressures of my job make it less enjoyable? (31:11)
Could delegation help me enjoy my job more? (33:59)
How simple would the world be if everyone followed The Minimalists? (35:39)
What would make your work life simpler and more enjoyable? (38:28)
Listener tip: Scrolling is the new smoking! (46:52)
Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists
Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast
Recorded at Earthing Studios.