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Earlier this year, I wrote a post titled "Oops Minimalism" about how I spent $0 on clothing for the first 6 months of 2017. I attributed the success to: Wanting to minimize decision fatigue — Having less clothing means needing to think less …
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I really think I've tried just about every productivity and to-do list tip, trick, hack, and app. Trying to make a day seem more like a day and a half. In the past, I definitely fell into the societal belief that more is better. But, no matter our …
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I devoured When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing by Daniel Pink (Amazon) in just a few sittings. It's an eye-opening and quick read. And, it couldn't have come at a more opportune time because I have some BIG NEWS to share. Yesterday …
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A recent Zen Habits excerpt by Leo Babauta inspired this post: "It’s something most of us deal with every day, often without realizing it’s there: a feeling of time scarcity. We know it well: the feeling of having too much to do and not enough …
Digital Minimalism is in the News...Ironic? Digital minimalism doesn’t start to pop up in Google Trends until late 2010. It's gained more mainstream attention over the last year thanks to some leading voices like Cal Newport and Tristan Harris. I …
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Just-in-Time Learning vs. Always-On Learning • In the digital age of information (and opinion) overload, it's easier than ever to consume: scrolling social media, reading blogs, checking news sites, watching videos, listening to podcasts, you name …
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