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EPISODE · Dec 21, 2021 · 10 MIN

The dichotomy of minimalism and stationery buying - The Stationery Freaks (Advent calendar) - Day 9

from Stationery Freaks · host Rob Lambert & Helen Lisowski

In today's episode we cover:* How we got interested in minimalism* Courtney Carver's project 333* The Minimalists - Joshua Fields Millburn & Ryan Nicodemus* Stationery Freak -> Someone who tells themselves they can walk past a stationery shop without going in, but they cannot* How lockdowns have stopped impulse buying from stationery stores* Helen's Etsy habit* Maria Kondo* Sort your life out with Stacey Solomon (and why visualising everything in a warehouse is so clever)* Why emptying a cupboard and throwing stuff away is so cathartic* Two recommendations- Courtney Carver's project 333- Fumio Sasaki's "Goodbye Things" book (affiliate link)The challenge -> Pick one cupboard or drawer, empty it and discard that which doesn't spark joy

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Day 9 of Stationery Freaks Christmas Advent. In today's episode we chat about the dichotomy of trying to be more minimalist whilst still being addicted to stationery goodness

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