The Minimalists

• Is expectation premeditated disappointment?
• When does minimalism stop solving the problem and start becoming the problem?
• When is more better than minimalism?
• Right Here, Right Now: Zoom calls with The Minimalists and Tom Cat’s embodiment sessions.
• WWJO: What couch and dishes does Joshua own?
• When is it time to replace well-used everyday items without wasting money or depriving oneself?
• How does a minimalist prepare for a backpacking trip?
• Talkaboutable: Every mess in your home is a choice. 
• Talkaboutable: We’ve never been more connected, and yet we’ve never been more disconnected. 
• More About Less: The Hats
• Added Value: A book of questions and a documentary about podcasting. 

Minimal Maxims

Joshua, Ryan, and T.K.’s pithy, shareable, less-than-140-character responses. Find more quotes from The Minimalists at MinimalMaxims.com.

• Expectation is premeditated disappointment.
• Hammers don’t build homes—people do.
• When minimalism gets in the way, never hesitate to throw it away.
• Minimalism does not create joy—it uncovers it. 
• Minimalism isn’t deprivation; it’s abundance healthfully expressed.
• Minimalism isn’t owning things forever; it’s owning the right things for right now.
• If you’re carrying it every day, make sure it’s worth its weight.
• Every postponed task is a form of background noise.