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Paul Gilmartin
Paul Gilmartin
#733 The Minimalists
#733 The Minimalists
Friday 31st January 2025
Joshua Fields and T.K. Coleman discuss how decluttering your life can lead to mental and emotional clarity.
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Paul Gilmartin
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"A perversely safe place in which he and his guests talk about their fears, addictions and traumatic childhoods." - NY Times "Normalizes what so many others feel but have been too fearful or ashame...
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Episode Overview
- Clutter can be physical, mental, emotional, and social.
- Decluttering starts with physical possessions but extends to internal chaos.
- Minimalism involves setting boundaries in various aspects of life.
- Living intentionally can lead to greater happiness and clarity.
- Practical tips include letting go of one item a day.
Clutter is simply anything that gets in the way.
In this episode of Mental Illness Happy Hour, Paul Gilmartin is joined by Joshua Fields and T.K. Coleman, two-thirds of the popular trio known as The Minimalists. They dive into how clutter in our lives - not just physical, but mental, emotional, and social - can impact our wellbeing. Joshua and T.K. share their personal journeys towards minimalism, starting with decluttering their physical spaces and eventually addressing the internal chaos that often accompanies external clutter.
They offer practical tips on simplifying life, from letting go of unnecessary possessions to setting boundaries in relationships. The conversation is both enlightening and relatable, with humorous anecdotes and profound reflections on living a more intentional life. If you're feeling overwhelmed by the stuff in your life, this episode might just inspire you to start your own journey towards minimalism.