In this public episode of , The Minimalists talk about making a workplace less cluttered and more enjoyable through the concept of “simplework.” Listen to the full Maximal episode on .
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Discussed in This Episode
- How can I use minimalism to simplify my home office?
- How do I get my coworkers to be less messy?
- What is the productivity fallacy?
- Why do the pressures of my job make it less enjoyable?
- Could delegation help me enjoy my job more?
- How simple would the world be if everyone followed The Minimalists?
- What would make your work life simpler and more enjoyable?
- Listener tip: Scrolling is the new smoking!
- What does a minimalist business plan look like?
- What can I do to find balance if my job is burning me out?
- What’s the best way to convince my poor friends that minimalism isn’t only for rich people?
- How can you tell whether you’re decluttering or just organizing?
- How does discomfort shape your growth?
- Which scammy advertisement frustrated JFM this week?
- What is the “Diorama of Love”?
Minimal Maxims
Joshua, Ryan, and T.K.’s pithy, shareable, less-than-140-character responses. Find more quotes from The Minimalists at .
- Minimalism is the thing that gets us past the things so we can make room for life’s most important things—which aren’t things at all.
- Less clutter equals more clarity.
- Joy is a birthday gift from the present moment.
- Keep simplifying, keep simplifying, keep simplifying…
- Good businesses make money; great businesses make a difference.
- Anxiety is your body pleading for change.
- To convince someone is to unlove them.
- A rich life has little to do with money.
- “Just in case” are the three most dangerous words in the English language.
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