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@1124Lara

3 жыл бұрын

It’s OK... the content still AMAZING.... Thank you both for all the light you bring to the world. 🙏💕✨

Leo was the first person to introduce me to “Less is More”! I’m now a millionaire because of his influence (and I still live a non-material *focused lifestyle)...

Being frugal is so much fun! A few days ago I unplugged my refrigerator , put my food in a picnic cooler outside in the snow. Been doing it for years during the winter months . My friends think I'm insane . Maybe I am, but it is so much fun living like I am on a camping trip with over 1 million in my savings accounts.

@TakeThisPersonally

3 жыл бұрын

Where abouts are you? I love this idea, but where I am (Canada), everything would be frozen solid pretty quickly. Do you have a special trick or do you just live in the perfect climate for it?

@helenaquin1797

2 жыл бұрын

What a cool idea..Just to experiment with things we normally take for granted. On a sidenote, "frugal" is a word derived from the Latin's 15C frux, "fruit", as in 'feeding on fruits' (of ones' labour(?)).. Over a decade ago, I'd read some source that noted how the word began with the meaning, 'full of life'. What seems the heart of minimalism-for-essentialism... Focus your efforts to enhance your enjoyment of life.

This man changed my life. Thank you. ❤

Leo is the man. Can't get enough of his wisdom. Great episode guys.

Because of Leo I'm a minimalist. I remember that I found his blog about minimalism in 2015 and it changed my life. Thank you.

Love and loosening - too much rigour - Powerful podcast - thank you 🙏

Interesting idea I came up with for anything sentimental that I’m adding in: Go through sentimental treasures and knick knacks I refuse to get rid of. Sort into monthly boxes, including sentimental Christmas decorations. Every month, rotate and display around house. When done, fully clean and deep clean area before putting it back up.

Minimalism shouldn’t be measured by how many things you owned but by how attached you are to those things.

Wow Leo is amazing!! My story is so similar, Started journey of Minimalism after being introduced to Joshua Beckers book Became vegan shortly after adopting minimalism Simultaneously decided to get out of debt.... I feel like minimalism opened up so many doors and opportunities for self-discovery and improvement in my family's life ❤️❤️ Really appreciate this podcast! 👍👍 Thank you guys for all you do!

Wow Leo Babauta, I read his blog 6 years ago about his journey that I really can relate somehow, searched so hard on Google to find any interview of him and found only a few and short , so happy that finally I am watching this right now.

This is unbelievable! Seeing you guys together!! One more thing to add on my gratitude list for 2020 ❤🙏

I can't thank you guys enough for having the OG Minimalist on your podcast!! Like many others on this journey, Leo was my very first introduction to the idea of simplifying my life both physically and mentally. Leo, I am a dancer over 40 and I suffer from chronic pain. I bought your book Zen Habits and actually cut a page out of the book to keep in my BUJO. It's chapter 40, pg. 186 "See the suffering that you're experiencing, and see the ideal that you are attached to that is causing the suffering: the ideal of being the Self that is healthy and free of pain, which is a Self that no longer exists in reality...Loosen your attachment to this ideal, which is causing you suffering on top of the actual physical pain and discomfort from the disease. Let your tightness around this attachment melt a little at a time." I read this to myself before a dance class, I have had my husband read it to me. I read it over and over and over and it has REALLY helped me. Thank you so so much for all the inspiration over the years. Your work has been truly life changing for me!!

You guys have taught me about minimalism...and more importantly to answer the why? Of Minimalism. Why I wanted to be a minimalist. I so needed it at that point in my life... recovering from Cancer and wanting to de clutter my life so, that I could only hang on to the important things. Thanks for teaching me how to do just that❤️❤️❤️

So excited he was finally on the podcast!

Been a Leo fan since he first started blogging zen habits. He's the OG

Please have Tracy McCubbin on the show. Her book really helped me. Also a show on chronic illness and minimalism

Wow, Leo is so wonderful, always smiling and relaxed.. a great man, no doubt. Love & respect to you all.

Is it me or is the sound slightly out of sync? 😶

@leemanwrong

3 жыл бұрын

yeh its out of sync

@thosewhowander5815

3 жыл бұрын

Horrible.

@RezaRecords

3 жыл бұрын

I guess we should use this episode like a podcast! lol

@Youtuber-o

3 жыл бұрын

yes, sound is out of sync, annoying.

"As your life changes, the things that are appropriate for your life changes." So true. It's easier to minimize once you realize you are no longer the person you once where when you accumulated those things. 🤯🤯🤯

OMG im so excited to watch this!! I would never have gotten so deep into minimalism if it wasn't for Leo Babauta! Long time coming :) You three together is pretty special YAY!

Josh, I loved it when you talked about the guy cleaning under the chairs with a toothbrush!!! I have that problem. People always talk about my house being so clean, but when I see or hear about someone cleaning something I never thought to clean, “I think … oh, maybe I should be cleaning that too and then I add it to my list.” Thank you!!! I needed to hear that!!!

Wow, thank you! The ultimate minimalist's Christmas gift; a podcast with you guys and the awesome Leo Babauta! Love and good vibes from NZ :-)

@ms.h.1064

2 жыл бұрын

F egg Rd go

OMG! What a way to end 2020, The Minimalists AND Leo!! Thank you 😊

Last year I put thousands of euros on my car. Ended up using it less and less as time passed. I am so happy I could get rid of it recently and enjoy riding my bike at work. In case I need one, I rent it on the spot, or a couple of days ahead. Turns out we have a great car rental system in Belgium (Cambio) and a good public transport system too. The money will go for our eco friendly wedding, I feel more at peace knowing I have less negative impact on the environnement and my wallet :)

People have been mentioning the audio being out of sync. Because it’s a podcast I often listen to this during driving or tidying my home. Some parts of the video are in sync, so it goes in and out. I’m content to see Leo here. I hope to see Rob Greenfield next...

So good to see this interview! I first heard of Leo through the their first documentary. I then joined his mailing list and I eventually signed up to his Fearless training... Which meant to have him as a coach in group sessions and in my case I also had some private ones. Very grateful that I met him through you, guys! Xxx

Leo's 50 Zen Habits was my first exposure to the frugality and minimalism space.

Wow is was nice to see Leo in such a long time., time does goes fast but he looks the same or maybe younger.

We are on the same journey...gradually releasing "things", closer to being a vegetarian (both financial & health reasons). It's never too late. We have downsized from 3,000 Sq ft to 1,600 Sq ft. We are now considering a tiny house. Life is so much simpler & economical! Thank you for this podcast!

I have a biggest crush on Leo eversince I started reading his blogs way back 2010. He's basically my mentor on productivity. It's rare to see his face in "public". What a gem this is!

@salomelopes4156

Жыл бұрын

I wish he had a KZread channel. It would be amazing...

Merry Christmas to Me! Thanks Guys! Best Present ever! Happy Holidays! 🌲❤️🌲

Minimalist All Stars

Amazing interview and discussion. Thanks!!

Loved this episode! Thank you! I want to learn more about Leo now!

Woah I've been waiting for this. Thank you ❤️

Elaine St. James was my catalyst. I wish she was still writing books. She disappeared...to go live her simple life.

@dianeyoung8068

3 жыл бұрын

I loved Elaine St. James, she was very inspiring.

I live the first 10 seconds of all your podcasts

Looks like a good present for a holiday, thanks for the inspiration!

This was so good to listen to while taking a brisk walk in the cold today!!Thanks ! I love you guys and Leo too !!Have you ever had Rob Greenfield on your show ??

Great episode, thank you all so very much 🌹

The OG!!

Thank you Joshua, and Ryan for having Leo on your Podcast. Absolutely love your podcast, and I’m looking forward to your new documentary Less is Now. Kudos Leo for mentioning Elaine St. James and all the inspirational content you provide on Zenhabits.net . Keep up the GREAT work you guys.

Thank you for the genuine conversation about mental health and minimalism - it means a lot as I struggle with 'tightening' as well. I'd like to try metta meditation :)

@dpg2155

3 жыл бұрын

Read Sharon Salzburg’s book “Real Happiness” with accompanying meditations. She talks a lot about meta meditation and the importance of self care.

I thought my Airpods Pro were out of sync, glad its just the video. Nice content guys, keep it coming

Really great & interesting episode - lots of deep insights from you all.

This was fun-----Thank you all! :) (CFR, mentioned by the man from Canada, is NOT an unbiased org.)

Leo's mnmlist.com was my introduction to minimalism. Thanks for having him on.

@eightyninetreasure

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the introduction. I know of Zen Habits and never heard of this blog.

So happy for this episode!! 🖤‼

Does Lea has a KZread channel? I read his Zenhabits blog. Bit I think if he has a channel it will be great

pointing to commitment (lets start) talk to my self

Elaine St James validated and helped me refine my already minimalist tendencies.

The Minimalist Godfather Leo Babauta at 3:00 minutes speaks

I prefer to be frugal and minimal

None smoker since 5/26/98

My OCD triggers is that I like having things in pairs or in groups or color grouo things and cleaning I get overwhelmed when a home is cluttered

Do you believe that clutter can affect your overall physical health?

audio kinda messed it up for me, always wanted to see Leo in this show

How to deal with homesickness and feeling heartache for leaving the people who did everything to see you happy and helped with your journey? ...

At last!

Love yourSIMLPTON💙

Leo, what happened to your mnmlsm blogs?

what age was Leo when he first became a minamalist?

Hi ! I have been minimalist all my Life because im poor 😂 🤣 do you meet some girl who talks about minimalism? Thanks!

The minimiser 😂😂😂

Hi

Everyone has things they find important. Then there are things they need. In between are all the choices we can make. You can keep your tiny stuffed animals, I will keep my earrings. This is what makes us human. Tina

All these men never age 😜

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This was fun-----Thank you all! :) (CFR, mentioned by the man from Canada, is NOT an unbiased org.)