Patreon VIP and True Fan Exclusive. Joshua and Ryan, joined by special guest Lisa Lampanelli, bring the Love People Use Things tour to Boston, Massachusetts, and they answer the following questions:
How do we better manage any dictatorial tendencies when we’re building relationships? (04:52)
What does the acronym “TARA” represent? (09:24)
How do you choose what projects to undertake? (12:53)
How do you ensure the values you instill in your children persevere when they share time between two households with different worldviews? (21:39)
How do we determine what inherited items to keep when a loved one passes? (31:43)
How do you appropriately manage household obligations and responsibilities as a minimalist with maximalist roommates? (41:48)
How do we best manage our relationship with technology? (48:01)
How do we reconcile what we do for a living with its impact on the world? (58:14)
How do I tactfully manage expectations with family members that expect me to fix everything? (1:04:32)
What is the elevator pitch for minimalism? (1:10:52)
How do we address the argument that minimalism only works for certain people? (1:17:18)
How do you define minimalism? (1:18:41)
What is a “thought-terminating cliche”? (1:20:12)
How do we appropriately declutter people in our lives? (1:20:54)
LINKS
Audiobook: Launching Rockets
Book: Love People, Use Things
Book: Will
Instagram: Danny Martinez
Instagram: Podcast Shawn
Listen: Jay Nash
Text: 937-202-4654
Tour: The Minimalists
Website: Lisa Lampanelli
MAXIMS
“Love predicated on conditions is just ‘like.’” —Joshua Fields Millburn
“When you say ‘yes,’ you’re committing your future self to obligations and responsibilities they may not appreciate.” —Joshua Fields Millburn
“Most of the urgent things in our life are rarely ever important.” —Joshua Fields Millburn
“Do everything with a small ‘p’ purpose and it will eventually have a big ‘P’ purpose impact.” —Lisa Lampanelli
“You can pick up others’ expectations, or you can let their expectations be their expectations.” —Joshua Fields Millburn
“There is no refund for misspent attention.” —Joshua Fields Millburn
“Minimalism is the remedy for chaos.” —Ryan Nicodemus
“If you don’t set your boundaries, others will set them for you.” —Ryan Nicodemus
“Whoever you spend time with is who you become.” —Joshua Fields Millburn
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