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Joshua Fields Millburn

Joshua Fields Millburn

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Host, The Minimalists Podcast

Ojai, United States

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Total articles 410

  • Letting Go in Advance

    By Joshua Fields Millburn| The Minimalists Podcast@ Clothing clutter accumulates at the checkout line, well before it overflows your closets, hampers, and dresser drawers. According to the EPA, the average American throws out more than 81 pounds of clothing each year, even though 95% of it could be reused or recycled. Sounds like we are burdened by the residue of regret. Sounds like we own more than enough. Sounds like we don’t need more.

    By Joshua Fields Millburn · The Minimalists Podcast

    Feb. 13, 2025

  • Spareness

    By Joshua Fields Millburn, Filipe Almeida Correa, Nicolas Magand| Substack@ “15 years ago, the internet was an escape from the real world. Now, the real world is an escape from the internet.” – Noah SmithYou can now subscribe to our premium newsletterMinimalism Life® has always been about exploring the nuances of minimalism—beyond just decluttering and into the deeper questions of what it means to live with intention. Now, we’re taking that exploration further.

    By Joshua Fields Millburn, Filipe Almeida Correa, Nicolas Magand · Substack

    Feb. 05, 2025

  • Letting Go in Advance

    By Joshua Fields Millburn| The Minimalists Podcast@ Clothing clutter accumulates at the checkout line, well before it overflows your closets, hampers, and dresser drawers. According to the EPA, the average American throws out more than 81 pounds of clothing each year, even though 95% of it could be reused or recycled. Sounds like we are burdened by the residue of regret. Sounds like we own more than enough. Sounds like we don’t need more.

    By Joshua Fields Millburn · The Minimalists Podcast

    Feb. 13, 2025

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The Minimalists Podcast

Los Angeles, California, United States