Minimalism In Your Head & Home
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Daily Lives Podcast
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"We don't need a lot, we need a little bit of a lot of meaning." - from the daily life of Marissa Park.
Today's conversation centers around focusing on what matters most, the power of stillness, setting goals with yourself and with a partner, and a brilliant way to approach comparison!
Elevate your day: Hear the parable of a Taoist Farmer that teaches how we can avoid judging situations too soon and trade jumping to conclusions with seeing what's real and present.
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