February 2013
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Feb 1st
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: Less is More. Seriously.  →
buynothingnewforayear: January 2013 started off for me with a digital purging. I went through my email and deleted a ton of messages. I unsubscribed from at least 200 email lists I had knowingly and unknowingly signed up for and systematically filed everything I wanted to keep into folders. I was left with only 6…
Feb 1st
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January 2013
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Jan 31st
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Jan 31st
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“Selling spectatorhood is pretty easy. It’s safe and fun and easy. You hit...”
– Seth’s Blog: Watching is not doing (confronting the spectator problem)
Jan 30th
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Jan 30th
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“The ultimate tool for corporations to sustain a culture of this sort is to...”
– Your Lifestyle Has Already Been Designed | Thought Catalog
Jan 29th
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Jan 29th
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Legacy | Slow Your Home →
Jan 29th
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Jan 28th
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9 Twitter Accounts to Encourage Simplicity |... →
Jan 26th
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Jan 23rd
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Jan 21st
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Do Less: A Short Guide : zenhabits →
Jan 21st
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Jan 21st
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Jan 18th
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Don't Just Declutter, De-own. | Becoming... →
Jan 18th
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Jan 18th
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Becoming Minimalist with Joshua Becker and... →
A podcast dedicated to living simple lives in a modern world.
Jan 17th
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Jan 16th
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The Simple Joy of One | Becoming Minimalist →
zenhabits: Great stuff.
Jan 16th
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Simplicity Begins in Us | Becoming Minimalist →
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Jan 9th
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The Boy and the Sundae
Many years ago, a 10-year-old boy walked up to the counter of a soda shop and climbed onto a stool. He caught the eye of the waitress and asked, “How much is an ice cream sundae?” “Fifty cents,” the waitress replied. The boy reached into his pockets, pulled out a handful of change, and began counting. The waitress frowned impatiently. After all, she had other customers to wait on. The boy squinted...
Jan 8th
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