Halftime Talks: Becoming More Minimalist

from I Love Process · host Rahim Rasul

Living Minimalist has been an idea that i've thought of and pondered often. After listening to James Altucher's podcast, where he discussed his extreme approach to living minimalist. You can read his article How Minimalism Brought Me Joy. Listening to this made me reflect. It forced me to question the possibilities of implementing just a fraction of this concept. I challenge you to see what you can incorporate too.

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