Joshua Fields Millburn Plus One: How to Make More Room for What Matters
About this episode
Joshua Fields Millburn discusses the principles of minimalism and its impact on personal fulfillment and the environment.
Joshua Fields Millburn – bestselling author, Emmy-nominated filmmaker, and co-founder of The Minimalists – built a movement that has reached over 20 million people by asking one simple question: What if less was actually more? In this conversation with hosts Martin Luther King III, Arndrea Waters King, Marc Kielburger, and Craig Kielburger, Joshua by his Minimalist co-host — philosopher and educator, T.K. Coleman — as they explore why the clutter in our homes is rarely just about stuff, and what we find when we finally let go. Together, they reveal how: Letting go of things creates spaciousness — and spaciousness makes room for what actually matters The stories we tell ourselves about our stuff are what keep us truly stuck Minimalism isn't about owning less — it's about living with intention True fulfillment can't be counted, measured, or purchased Just in time for Earth Day, this is a timely reminder that living with less isn't just good for the soul; it's good…
Topics covered
- minimalism
- intentional living
- clutter
- personal fulfillment
- environmental impact
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