Podcasts about Maximal

The Minimalists talk about relapsing into consumerism, purchases that make you a bad minimalist, living small in a big world, and much more. Discussed in this episode: Do no-buy challenges create lasting change in our consumption habits—or are they just temporary detoxes before we relapse into old spending patterns? (2:06) What's the last thing you bought that made you feel like a "bad" minimalist? (22:16) Right Here, Right Now: Simplehaven Retreat and Uncluttered Faith (49:50) Listener Tip: Live small, and question everything you bring into your home. (53:13) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast

The Minimalists speak with Andy Hnilo about talking about harmful ingredients people should avoid in their skincare products, what a simple skincare routine looks like, letting go of expensive beauty products you rarely use, and much more. Discussed in this episode: What harmful ingredients should people avoid in hygiene and beauty products, and what are the few essentials most men and women actually need? (2:40) What's your minimalist skincare routine? (26:44) Right Here, Right Now: Minimalism 10th Anniversary Tour (53:40) Listener Tip: Avoid online price manipulation by shopping anonymously. (56:06) Get 20% off Alitura Naturals (use code SIMPLE): https://alituranaturals.pxf.io/6yBRgb Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast

Mit dem Code „staYoung“ erhalten Sie VITAQ®️ Omega3 1.100 für 49,00 €. inklusive MwSt. und Versand. Link: https://aspriva.com/stayoungEinmalige Verwendung pro Person. Maximal 2 Produkte. Gültig bis 31. März 2026 oder solange der Vorrat reicht.   Eine Packung VITAQ®️ Omega3 1.100 enthält 90 Kapseln mit insgesamt 99.630 mg Omega-3-Fettsäuren. Pro Kapsel: 1.107 mg Omega-3, davon 667 mg EPA und 333 mg DHA.  ***In dieser Episode spreche ich mit dem Endokrinologen und Gynäkologen Dr. Jörg Puchta vom Hormonzentrum an der OPA in München. Er vertritt eine klare Position: Die Datenlage zur modernen, bioidentischen Hormonersatztherapie sei deutlich besser als ihr Ruf – und die langfristigen Folgen eines unbehandelten Hormonmangels würden häufig unterschätzt. Wir diskutieren die kardiovaskulären Risiken nach der Menopause, den Einfluss von 17-Beta-Östradiol auf Stammzellen, Gehirn und Immunsystem sowie die Frage, ob die historische WHI-Studie heute noch als Argument gegen HRT taugt. Diese Folge ordnet die wissenschaftliche Evidenz neu ein – mit Blick auf gesunde Langlebigkeit, Präventionsmedizin und individuelle Risikobewertung.  In dieser Folge sprechen wir u.a. über folgende Themen:  ​Warum die WHI-Studie die heutige HRT-Praxis nur begrenzt abbildet ​Unterschied zwischen synthetischen Präparaten und bioidentischem 17-Beta-Östradiol ​Transdermale versus orale Applikation und ihre metabolischen Folgen ​Kardiovaskuläre Risiken nach der Menopause ​Einfluss von Östrogen auf Stammzellen und Knochenmark ​Zusammenhang zwischen Hormonmangel und Alzheimer-Risiko ​Immunologische Effekte von Östrogen und Beobachtungen aus der Covid-Pandemie ​Osteoporose, Knochengesundheit und Gewebealterung ​Progesteron: Indikation, Nutzen und mögliche Risikosignale ​DHEA und Pregnenolon als Nebenspieler der Hormontherapie ​Individuelle Risikoprüfung vor Therapiebeginn ​HRT im höheren Lebensalter: Beginn oder Fortführung nach 60+  Weitere Informationen zu Dr. Jörg Puchta findest du hier:  https://www.hormonzentrum-an-der-opa.de linkedin.com/in/jörg-puchta  Du interessierst dich für Gesunde Langlebigkeit (Longevity) und möchtest ein Leben lang gesund und fit bleiben, dann folge mir auch auf den sozialen Kanälen bei Instagram, TikTok, Facebook oder YouTube. https://www.instagram.com/nina.ruge.official https://www.tiktok.com/@nina.ruge.official https://www.facebook.com/NinaRugeOffiziell https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOe2d1hLARB60z2hg039l9g   Disclaimer: Ich bin keine Ärztin und meine Inhalte ersetzen keine medizinische Beratung. Bei gesundheitlichen Fragen wende dich bitte an deinen Arzt/deine Ärztin.  STY-166 

WORKSHOP "Volle Leads-Pipeline durch virtuelle KI-Marketing-Mitarbeiter in ChatGPT & LinkedIn" ➔ Hier ansehen: https://xhauer.com/workshop-pod Gratis AI LEAD MAGNET GENERATOR ➔ Lead Magnet erstellen in 20 Min, der verkauft: https://xhauer.com/ai-generator-pod In dieser Folge teile ich meine Erfahrungen und Strategien zum Aufbau eines effektiven Money Models für Agenturen und Beratungen, das sich auf wiederkehrende Umsätze und maximalen Cashflow konzentriert. Ich erkläre, wie wir unser Produktportfolio strukturiert haben, um Skalierbarkeit und hohe Bruttomargen zu erreichen, und wie wir durch ein automatisiertes Webinar neue Kunden gewinnen. Ich lade euch ein, über eure eigenen Geschäftsmodelle nachzudenken und zu überlegen, wie ihr ähnliche Mechaniken implementieren könnt.Wenn du neu auf meinem Kanal bist:Mein Name ist Michael Asshauer. Ich bin Gründer und Geschäftsführer von XHAUER. Mein Team und ich helfen jeden Tag Anbietern im komplexen und technischen B2B, ihre Pipeline mit guten Verkaufsgelegenheiten zu füllen. Durch eine systematische Kombination aus Performance- und Content-Marketing. Ganz ohne Bunte-Bildchen-Marketing, sondern datengetrieben nach dem Grundsatz “Do more of what works”.Ein paar Fakten für dich, wie ich hierher gekommen bin und welche Reise ich auf diesem Kanal dokumentiere:25 Jahre: Gründung meines ersten Technologie-Unternehmens Familonet25 Jahre: Abschluss meiner Studiengänge Volkswirtschaftslehre, Betriebswirtschaftslehre und International Business (Hamburg & Melbourne)28 Jahre: Ausgründung unserer B2B-Software-Entwicklungsagentur onbyrd 30 Jahre: Übernahme unserer Unternehmen durch den Daimler-Konzern (heute Mercedes-Benz Group AG)31 Jahre: Gründung meiner Business-Content-Plattform “Machen!”32 Jahre: Gründung meines Performance-Recruiting-Unternehmens Talentmagnet (und anschließender Verkauf)34 Jahre: Gründung unserer B2B-Marketing-Agentur & Beratung XHAUER, gemeinsam mit Paula.Heute: Paula, unser Team und ich sind auf dem Weg, eine der besten B2B-Agenturen & Beratungen weltweit aufzubauen.Auf diesem Kanal teile ich alle Erkenntnisse, Learnings und Best Practices aus Tausenden Kampagnen offen mit dir, sodass du sie für euer Marketing anwenden kannst.Für B2B-Marketing, das die Pipeline füllt.Dein Michael Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Minimalists talk about finding work-life balance, knowing when it's time to leave a job that is emotionally exhausting, ergonomic home-office tips, why you don't want new things (and what you actually want instead) and much more! Discussed in this episode: How do I know when a job I love has become career clutter? (2:38) When does the work you love get in the way of the life you love? (20:17) Right Here, Right Now: The return of Simplehaven, and T.K.'s debate with Destiny. (45:11) Listener Tip: Ergonomic home-office advice. (52:09) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

Maximal komplizierte Auszahlung, Valentinstag, verschlafene Fleischverkäuferin und Zahnstocher-Engpass.

In this episode of Maximal Fire, we take a full deep dive into Ruin of the Salamanders, the brand-new campaign journal from Games Workshop for Legions Imperialis.We break down everything inside the book, including:

Spitzenverkäufer nutzen ein bestimmtes Sprachmuster 31% häufiger als der Durchschnitt. Zwei Worte. Mehr nicht. Und trotzdem verändern sie die komplette Dynamik im Gespräch. In dieser Folge zeige ich dir die mentale Probefahrt – eine 3-Schritte-Strategie für alle, die Dienstleistungen, Beratung oder andere nicht-physische Produkte verkaufen. Du lernst, wie du mit „Stellen Sie sich vor…" ein Zukunftsszenario aufbaust, das dein Kunde nicht nur hört, sondern fühlt. Und wie du es schaffst, dass dein Kunde am Ende selbst die besten Argumente für deine Lösung liefert. Inklusive konkretem Beispiel aus dem Verkaufstraining und einem KI-Prompt zum Sofort-Loslegen.   Prompt: Du bist Sales-Experte für mentale Probefahrten. Hilf mir,  konkrete "Stellen Sie sich vor"-Szenarien für mein Angebot zu entwickeln. MEIN ANGEBOT: [Was verkaufst du in einem Satz?] MEINE KUNDEN: [Wer? Branche, Rolle, z.B. "Vertriebsleiter im Mittelstand"] IHR PROBLEM: [Was nervt die gerade am meisten?] MEIN NUTZEN: [Was wird dadurch besser? Konkret, messbar wenn möglich] --- AUFGABE: Entwickle 3 mentale Probefahrten nach diesem Muster: 1. EINSTIEG: "Stellen Sie sich vor, [konkrete Situation mit Details]..."    → Nutze sensorische Details (hören, sehen, fühlen)    → Maximal 3-4 Sätze    → Kein Marketing-Blabla, sondern echte Szenen 2. LÖSUNGSFRAGE: "Was würde das für [Firma/Sie/Team] bedeuten, wenn...?"    → Lädt zum Weiterdenken ein    → Öffnet, nicht schließt 3. ÜBERLEITUNG: "Genau darum geht es. Wenn ich mit Ihnen arbeite, dann..."    → Greife Kundenwort auf ("genau", "richtig", "darum")    → Baue auf seiner Antwort auf --- BEISPIEL (Whirlpool): ✅ GUT: "Stellen Sie sich vor, Sie kommen abends rechtschaffen kaputt  nach Hause. Anstatt sich energielos aufs Sofa zu legen, steigen Sie  mit Ihrer Frau – und vielleicht einer guten Flasche Prosecco – in den  Whirlpool. Bei 40 Grad und dem leisen Gemurmel der Massagedüsen geben  Sie dem Abend einen würdigen Abschluss." ❌ SCHLECHT: "Stellen Sie sich vor, Sie hätten mehr Entspannung  in Ihrem Leben und könnten Stress besser managen." → Zu abstrakt! Keine Bilder! --- WICHTIG - VERMEIDE: - Abstrakte Konzepte ("mehr Effizienz", "bessere Prozesse") - Marketing-Sprache ("revolutionär", "einzigartig") - Zu viele Szenarien auf einmal (maximal 3 Bilder pro Probefahrt) - Szenen, die nicht zur echten Kundensituation passen Los geht's!

The Minimalists talk about some difficult decluttering dilemmas, including what to do with belongings left behind by deceased loved ones, why we don't need to keep every sentimental item, how to handle the endless stream of freebies we receive, and much more. Discussed in this episode: How do I declutter my late husband's belongings while honoring what my young daughters might one day wish I had kept? (3:46) What's your most cherished sentimental item, and under what conditions would you let it go? (20:48) Right Here, Right Now: We've redesigned The Simple Newsletter—and readers are loving it. (35:08) Listener Tip: What to do with all the freebies your kids get. (37:22) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

In Folge 32 dreht sich alles um das Proteinriegel Business. Dafür habe ich mir mit Rene Büssow von fayn. und Michi Bovelet von Bodylab24 auch wahre Experten in diesem Bereich eingeholt, die auch die ein oder andere spannende Story zu erzählen haben. Ich wünsche viel Spaß beim Zuhören.

In this episode of the Westside Barbell podcast, hosts Tom Barry and Burley Hawk discuss the importance of transitioning from hard work to smart training methods for athletes. They explore the differences between athletes with seasonal structures and those without, emphasizing the need for tailored training approaches. The conversation also delves into understanding athlete personalities, particularly the dynamics between introverted and extroverted athletes, and how these traits can influence training effectiveness. Finally, they address the critical balance between culture and method in training, arguing that a strong methodology is essential to harness the intensity and chaos of athletic training effectively. Takeaways: - Culture without a method is a trap. - Athletes without a season must train year-round. - Understanding athlete personalities is crucial for training. - Introverts prefer methodical setups, extroverts thrive on chaos. - Training should be tailored to the athlete's needs. - Maximal effort training should be controlled to prevent overtraining. - Communication with athletes is key to effective training. - The conjugate method provides a structured approach to training. - Culture must be supported by a solid training method. - Athletes need a balance of intensity and recovery. Connect with Westside Barbell: Website: westside-barbell.com Instagram:  @WestsideBarbellOfficial     Studio Sponsor: Dollamur Sport Surfaces Chapters 00:00 From Hard Work to Smart Training 01:18 Seasoned vs. Non-Seasoned Athletes 10:31 Understanding Athlete Personalities 15:45 Culture vs. Method in Training

You can support this show on Patreon⁠⁠!In this episode, I talk to Tim Denee, a Wellington-based graphic designer, illustrator, and game designer. His graphic design work has been recognised by the Best Awards, Tokyo Design Week and the International Society of Typographic Designers. He's also the co-author of We Are Here: An Atlas of Aotearoa, which was shortlisted for the Ockham NZ Book Awards. Through Old Dog Games, he's published free RPG products like a hack of Band of Blades for playing in the Warhammer old world and last year, a hack for Twilight 2000 to play Andor. And recently, he's partnered with Evil Hat to release Deathmatch Island, a battle royale adaptation of Agon, and crowdfunding now, Blades '68, an expansion for the seminal Blades in the Dark. Tim's personal website: https://timdenee.com/ Old Dog Games: https://www.olddog.games/ Blades ‘68 crowdfunding: https://www.backerkit.com/call_to_action/c7788a1e-2f1c-4525-bc66-2a99b84ebae9/landing Show Notes:Austin PowersMad Men (TV Show)Games MentionedDeathloopDishonoredMythic BastionlandIf you liked this podcast, check out the weekly Indie RPG NewsletterMusic: "eastern" provided by mobygratis.

The Minimalists speak with Steve Patterson about being frustrated when people don't understand us, the benefits and downsides of being abnormal, minimizing chaos at a cultural level, and more! Discussed in this episode: Why do people frustrate me when they don't understand my lifestyle? (4:03) In what ways are you abnormal? What are the benefits? What are the downsides? (19:19) Right Here, Right Now: The Minimalists' Simplify Everything decluttering course. (1:04:07) Listener Tip: How might simplifying be an answer to the chaos? (1:05:29) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

Lange mussten wir warten - dann boten die Australian Open doch noch ganz großes Kino! Die letzten Tage des ersten Grand Slam des Jahres wurden zu einem Spektakel, über das Moderator Dennis Heinemann und SPORT1-Tennis-Experte Stefan Schnürle ausgiebig in Cross Court sprechen. Nachdem Stefan einen Kritikpunkt loswird, rückt das Herren-Finale zwischen Carlos Alcaraz und Novak Djokovic in den Mittelpunkt. Was der Serbe dort im ersten Satz zeigt, ist unglaublich - doch das Blatt wendet sich schnell. Dennis und Stefan analysieren, wie Alcaraz das Match drehen konnte. Im 4. Satz wehrt sich Djokovic mit allen Kräften, doch es gibt einen Moment, dem er nachtrauert. War das die letzte goldene Chance auf Nummer 25? Dennis und Stefan beleuchten auch seine mysteriöse Aussage nach dem großen Finale, ehe sich vor Alcaraz verneigt wird. Dessen Entwicklung überrascht Stefan ein wenig, denn Halbfinale und Finale zeigten neue Facetten an ihm. Und damit beginnt die Diskussion rund um das epische Halbfinal-Duell mit Alexander Zverev. Dennis und Stefan sehen in den ersten beiden Sätzen vor allem ein Problem beim Hamburger. Heiß diskutiert wird auch die Behandlung von Alcaraz. War das legal oder Zverevs Ärger berechtigt? Zverev kämpft sich dennoch in Satz 5 – doch warum ging es am Ende schief und muss sich Zverev irgendeinen Vorwurf machen? Auch das 2. Halbfinale zwischen Djokovic und Jannik Sinner sorgte für beste Unterhaltung. Stefan überrascht Dennis dabei mit seiner Zahlen-unterstützten Einordnung. Zwar konnten die Halbfinals nicht ganz mithalten, doch das Damen-Finale zwischen Elena Rybakina und Aryna Sabelenka bot reichlich Spannung und Dramatik. Dennis und Stefan diskutieren, was den Ausschlag gab und ob Sabalenka ein Final-Problem hat. Gibt es dank Rybakina eine klare Top 4? Nach einem Austausch zu Elina Svitolina und Jessica Pegula wird ein aufsehenerregender Vorschlag eines mächtigen Manns im Tennis besprochen. Kann dies die Zukunft des Damen-Tennis sein? Der Podcast wird vermarktet durch die Ad Alliance. Die allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien der Ad Alliance finden Sie unter [https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html](https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html) Die Ad Alliance verarbeitet im Zusammenhang mit dem Angebot die Podcasts-Daten. Wenn Sie der automatischen Übermittlung der Daten widersprechen wollen, klicken Sie hier: [https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html](https://datenschutz.ad-alliance.de/podcast.html)

Auch der Cliquenkeller der Basler Dybli hat nur einen Ausgang, deshalb dürfen an dieser Fasnacht maximal 50 Personen in den Keller. Die Massnahme gilt wegen der Brandschutzkatastrophe in Crans Montana. Sie müssten kreativ sein, heisst es von der Clique und etwa draussen noch eine Bar installieren. Ausserdem Thema: · Verband der Mieterinnen und Mieter in Basel sieht wieder Renditesanierungen · Lonza wächst

The Minimalists speak with divorce lawyer James J. Sexton about all the nuances of divorce, including the courage it takes to walk away from a marriage, housing and financial advice for recently single mothers, lessons from spousal cheating, how to know when a relationship is over, and much more! Discussed in this episode: What does it take for someone to find the courage to file for divorce? (10:14) What housing and financial advice do you have for a recently divorced single mother? (21:59) How do you know whether a relationship is worth staying in and fighting for? (32:39) Right Here, Right Now: A new free audiobook and ebook from The Minimalists (1:05:13) Listener Tip: Often, we aren't clinging to the thing; we're clinging to the story we've written in our minds. (1:07:45) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

The Minimalists talk about why you have trouble getting the clutter out of the house after you've organized, how to know when it's time to let go, the Wouldn't Replace It Rule, how to deal with all that boomer junk you've inherited, and more. Discussed in this episode: Why do I have trouble letting go of the things I've already decluttered? (3:08) How do you know when it's time to let go of a thing? (14:03) Right Here, Right Now: The Simplify Everything decluttering course. (36:40) Listener Tip: When you let go of the need for certainty, you often pick up some peace of mind. (46:07) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

The Minimalists speak with Dr. Maya Shankar about letting go of insecurities, the consequences of jealousy, why you've wasted so much money on things you don't need (and what to do about it going forward), how clinging to just-in-case items negatively affects well-being, and more. Discussed in this episode: How do you let go of insecurities that create mental clutter? (2:42) When's the last time you felt jealous, and how did that change your behavior? (22:53) Right Here, Right Now: The Simple Newsletter and Simplify Everything (46:31) Listener Tip: When we finally let go, we discover the blockage those things had on our well-being. (47:49) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

One of the biggest hurdles to strength training is a lack of time. Luckily, there are several advanced techniques to cram a lot of training into a short amount of time, one of the more popular ones being drop sets. In today's episode, we're discussing a new study comparing traditional strength training to drop-set training, to determine if you can achieve the same muscle growth in a fraction of the time. *** Do you like what you hear so far? Please leave a five-star review in your podcast player. And hit that follow button! You can also follow us on Instagram. You'll find Daniel at @strengthdan, and Philip at @philipwildenstam. Become a part of our Reddit community here. *** This podcast is brought to you by Styrkelabbet AB, Sweden. To support us, download the world's best gym workout tracker app StrengthLog here. It's completely ad-free and the most generous fitness app on the market, giving you access to unlimited workout logging, lots of workouts and training programs, and much, much more even if you stay a free user for life. If you want a t-shirt with "Train hard, eat well, die anyway", check out our shop here.

Im Alltag mit einem Kind oder Jugendlichen mit ADHS eskalieren Situationen immer wieder. Und die Ursache dafür orten wir als Eltern natürlich beim abweichenden Verhalten des Kindes. Dabei spielen wir als Eltern aber eine VIEL größere Rolle, als wir denken.In dieser Episode spreche ich mit Kiran Deuretzbacher über unseren Anteil an "Explosionen" und wie wir dafür sorgen können, dass herausfordernde Situationen deutlich ruhiger verlaufen. Was ihr in dieser Episode erfahrt:Wie wir durch unsere Reaktion auf herausforderndes Verhalten den weitern Verlauf von schwierigen Situationen bestimmen.Wie wir unsere Kids zur Kooperation bewegen können, anstatt zu schimpfen, zu drohen oder Druck aufzubauenWieviel Eigenverantwortung und "Lernen aus eigenen Fehlern" Heranwachsenden mit ADHS zugemutet werden kann.Links und RessourcenADHS-Family Elterntraining (Aufbau, Inhalt und Anmeldung): www.adhshilfe.net/kursWebinaraufzeichnung: https://adhshilfe.net/webinaraufzeichnungADHS-Family Podcast-Club: https://steadyhq.com/adhs-family-podcastLeitfaden-PDF zu dieser Folge: https://adhshilfe.net/anna-bei-kiran/Podcast 29 zum ADHS-Family-Kurs (Elterntraining): https://adhshilfe.net/29-der-adhs-family-online-kurs/ Podcast 204 (Warum Elterntraining?): https://adhshilfe.net/204-eltern-training-was-genau-ist-das-und-warum-ein-solches-training-enorme-veraenderungen-fuer-familien-mit-adhs-bringen-kann/Podcast 137 zum 3-Schritte-Modell: https://adhshilfe.net/137-die-drei-schritte-der-kommunikation-wie-sie-ueber-dauerzoff-mit-unseren-kindern-oder-harmonie-in-der-familie-entscheiden/Podcasts mit Kiran: # 140, 150, 151, 211Weitere RessourcenGehirnvideo: https://adhshilfe.net/gehirnvideo/ADHS kindgerecht erklärt:https://adhshilfe.net/symptome-und-staerken-video/Lehrervideo - https://adhshilfe.net/lehrervideoADHS-Family-Kurs - https://adhshilfe.net/kursVideo “Aushandeln von Regeln und Grenzen“ - https://www.facebook.com/adhsfamily/videos/446265270073258YoutubeNewsletterInstagramADHS Family Facebook SeiteHier kommt ihr zu meinen Social Media Kanälen:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adhsfamilyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/anna_adhs_hilfe/Link zur ADHS Family Website:https://adhshilfe.net/So könnt ihr mich erreichen:E-Mail: anna@adhshilfe.netDieser Podcast wurde bearbeitet von:Denise Berger https://www.movecut.at

The Minimalists talk about consumerism's role in workplace overload, what it takes to work fewer hours, the hidden reason grocery prices have increased, why certain 'Buy One, Get One Free' deals have been outlawed, and much more. Discussed in this episode: How does consumerism force us to work more hours each week, and what can we do about it? (6:43) What would it take for you to work one less day per week? (26:03) Right Here, Right Now: How to Write Better and the end of our Earthing grant. (42:53) Listener Tip: Book a Clutter Counseling session with T.K. Coleman. (47:10) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

Fredrik snackar med Peter Arrhenius, VD på HIQ om att hålla markkontakten som hög chef, tekniktrender, och en hel del annat. När pratade du senast med din VD? Vi pratar också om att hålla sig uppdaterad, och inte minst hålla markkontakt. Hur ser utvecklarvärlden idag ut från VD-håll? Upphandlingar - och Danmark som ett föredöme. Vad kan vi som bransch bli bättre på, och blir Sverige generellt bättre eller sämre på upphandlingar? Ja, vi kommer förstås in lite på AI också, kanske mer som exempel på teknikförändringar än något annat. Pratar folk om samma sak när de pratar AI? Har kunder koll på vad AI av idag faktiskt kan? Och hur ser AI ut jämfört med tidigare större förändringar? Om man exempelvis jämför AI med IT-bubblan 2000? Ett stort tack till Cloudnet som sponsrar vår VPS! Har du kommentarer, frågor eller tips? Vi är @kodsnack, @thieta, @krig, och @bjoreman på Mastodon, har en sida på Facebook och epostas på info@kodsnack.se om du vill skriva längre. Vi läser allt som skickas. Gillar du Kodsnack får du hemskt gärna recensera oss i iTunes! Du kan också stödja podden genom att ge oss en kaffe (eller två!) på Ko-fi, eller handla något i vår butik. Länkar Peter HIQ Stöd oss på Ko-fi! Offentliga upphandlingar IT-bubblan Titlar Vanlig arbetande utvecklare Ett gediget intresse Kundinriktad Molnfri höjd Rundabordssamtal Ingenting förs vidare (Att ha) Markkontakt Alla röster blir hörda Fem kundinteraktioner i veckan Mötesintensivt En värdefull dag En del av vardagen Svårt att sålla Professionell rådgivare Maximal möjlighet att göra ett bra jobb Marknadsdialog Svara nej med tydliga anledningar En sund utslagningsprincip En spännande värld

The Minimalists speak with Professor Thomas Seager about using ice baths to help minimize pain and chronic illness, uncomfortable activities that get easier over time, a slew of questions JFM has about cold plunge therapy, and much more. Discussed in this episode: How does a struggling person live a relatively productive life with chronic illness? (3:34) What's a previously uncomfortable activity that you now regularly do with ease? (32:56) Right Here, Right Now: Joshua's Top 10 Albums of 2025, Friday Afternoon Minimalist Zooms, and How to Write Better (51:35) Listener Tip: Does Kapil Gupta need a hug? (53:54) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

Read this Question of the Week Here: https://www.reasonablefaith.org/writings/question-answer/maximal-greatness-and-being-itself-subsisting

In this bonus episode, The Minimalists host Sunday Symposium in Orange County. Discussed in this episode: Overplanning produces chaos. (08:00) No one on their deathbed says they regret not accumulating more stuff. (17:57) Hold on if it confers more benefits than letting go. (26:18) Anything can be clutter if it gets in the way. (29:54) Acceptance is nice, but needing acceptance is a prison. (32:39) How do you define success for yourself? (39:00) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

Today's guest is Quintin Torres, a strength and performance coach specializing in Marinovich/Heus inspired training methods. With a background in martial arts, Quintin focuses on movement quality, coordination, and individualized methods that help athletes build strength that truly transfers to sport. So often in athletic development, it is only the “hard” or easily quantifiable qualities that we look to develop. Although these are vital, sport itself (even output sports) live “in between the cracks” of maximal outputs, and then movement quality. Training rarely looks to infuse a full spectrum of athletic qualities, yet programming such as that put forth by Marv Marinovich years ago, does capture many of these dynamics. On today's show, Quintin and I explore the Marinovich nervous system training philosophy, contrasting “soft” qualities like reactivity, rhythm, coordination, and perception with traditional hard metrics such as max strength. We discuss why MMA has embraced these methods, the limits of barbell-centric programming, and the importance of observation, experimentation, and individualized coaching. The conversation emphasizes training transfer to sport, creativity, and maintaining athlete adaptability, longevity, and engagement beyond chasing isolated numbers. Today's episode is brought to you by Hammer Strength and the Just Fly Sports Online Courses Use code “justfly10” for 10% off the Vert Trainer Use code “justfly20” for 20% off of LILA Exogen Wearable resistance gear at www.lilateam.com View more podcast episodes at the podcast homepage. (https://www.just-fly-sports.com/podcast-home/) Timestamps 0:00 – Quintin's background and entry into nervous system training 6:18 – Why Marinovich methods resonate in MMA 10:04 – Soft qualities versus hard qualities in performance 16:11 – Assessment driven training and athlete context 27:05 – One on one coaching versus group models 31:41 – Training quality, group size, and real world constraints 40:12 – Foot strength, barefoot work, and bottom up thinking 1:13:09 – Strength without compression and alternative tools 1:25:55 – Manual resistance and simple coaching tools 1:27:41 – Teaching, sharing, and coaching philosophy Actionable Takeaways Nervous system training priorities Train soft qualities like rhythm, timing, coordination, and fluidity with the same intent as maximal strength. Recognize that many performance qualities cannot be easily measured, but still decide outcomes in sport. Do not confuse testing well in the weight room with performing well in competition. Why MMA accelerates innovation High consequences in MMA force athletes and coaches to evaluate training effectiveness honestly. One on one competition allows clearer cause and effect between training and performance. Customization is easier when the athlete's output is fully visible and isolated. Assessment over templates Let observable movement qualities guide training choices rather than fixed programs. Consider genetic tendencies such as stiffness, elasticity, and coordination when designing training. Adjust tools and methods to the athlete instead of forcing athletes into a system. Soft and hard qualities integration Maximal strength still matters, but it should not destroy elasticity or coordination. Avoid becoming overly concentric dominant and losing reactive qualities. Balance force production with tendon health and nervous system adaptability. Group training realities Large group settings limit how much individual correction is possible. Use simple movements and constraints when training many athletes at once. Accept logistical realities while still trying to preserve movement quality. Foot and ground based training Treat the foot as a strong and adaptable structure, not a fragile one. Use harder surfaces and direct loading to stimulate neural input from the ground up. Understand that the feet heavily influence the nervous system and movement outcomes. Alternative strength tools Use flywheels, isokinetic tools, and manual resistance to reduce compressive stress. Achieve high neural drive without excessive spinal loading. Match resistance dynamically to the athlete's output. Manual resistance and coaching feel Hands and simple tools can outperform expensive machines in many cases. Manual resistance allows precise matching of effort and intent. Coaching feel and feedback are critical skills, not outdated practices. Quotes from Quintin Torres “The primary difference is we prioritize the development of soft qualities just as much as hard qualities.” “We do not need you better at training. We need you better at your sport.” “Barbell does not equal maximal strength. It is just one tool on the force velocity curve.” “As the quantity of athletes goes down, the quality of training can go up.” “Your feet are not fragile. They are designed to take abuse.” “There is no strength machine better than your own hands.” “A lot of what people call talent is just qualities we do not know how to measure yet.” “Results matter more when the consequences are real.” About Quintin Torres Quintin Torres is a strength and performance coach with a deep background in mixed martial arts and combat sports. A former competitive MMA athlete, he specializes in nervous system–driven training methods influenced by the Marinovich system, emphasizing reactivity, coordination, and movement quality alongside strength. Quintin works closely with fighters and athletes to individualize training based on biomechanics, perception, and sport demands, helping them build resilient, adaptable performance that transfers directly to competition.

Maximal zehn Millionen Einwohnerinnen und Einwohner soll die Schweiz bis 2050 haben. Das fordert die SVP in der Nachhaltigkeits-Initiative. Bundesrat Beat Jans will die Initiative verhindern. Wie? Die eidgenössischen Räte empfehlen dem Stimmvolk ein Nein zur Volksinitiative «Keine 10-Millionen-Schweiz» der SVP. Wie der Nationalrat lehnt auch der Ständerat das Volksbegehren ab, das die Zuwanderung beschränken will. Federführend im Abstimmungskampf ist Justizminister Beat Jans. Wie viele Menschen verträgt die Schweiz denn? Und: Steigende Mieten und überfüllte Autobahnen sind Sorgen der Bevölkerung. Nimmt er das genügend ernst? Beat Jans ist zu Gast bei David Karasek.

The Minimalists speak with philosopher Peter Rollins about why minimalists often wear black clothes, a few examples of emotional decluttering, the concept of "dopamine dressing," some tips for reducing social media scrolling, eight things Joshua's favorite writer tried to warn us about, and more. Discussed in this episode: What is an example of emotional decluttering? (5:28) What's wrong with wearing all black? (26:03) Right Here, Right Now: The Minimalists' 15th birthday and the final Sunday Symposium–for now. (48:57) Listener Tip: A unique way to reduce scrolling. (1:08:07) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

The Minimalists speak with Judah Smith about how other people's perception of us can be upsetting, the biggest things that send people into a mental spiral, advice for minimizing when you're stressed out, and much more. Discussed in this episode: Should I read my mother's diary after she dies? (2:25) What sends you into a mental spiral? (20:17) Right Here, Right Now: The Minimalist's new TEDx Talk, "Scrolling Is the New Smoking," is live! (41:18) Listener Tip: Clearing the external clutter often helps with the mental clutter. (48:02) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

Maxime, d'Issy-les-Moulineaux, près de Paris, se demande si son prénom ne descendrait pas du mot latin maximum, et il en profite pour me demander s'il y a une différence de sens et d'usage entre les mots maximum et maximal...Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

In this conversation, Peter Kenn, Director of Olympic Sports at SMU, traces his path from student-athlete to strength coach, emphasizing how early internships shaped his foundation and understanding of the profession. He outlines his coaching principles, the evolution of SMU's Olympic sports department, and the essential role of communication, shared ownership, and culture in program development. Peter stresses that coaches must embrace being wrong—remaining open to new ideas, honest feedback, and continuous learning—to evolve in the ever-changing landscape of strength and conditioning.Key Takeaways:Early internships provide critical real-world experience.Understanding the realities of coaching helps prevent burnout and early exits.Creating a positive environment is essential for both athletes and staff.Maximal strength and power remain foundational performance pillars.Shared ownership improves cohesion across athletes and staffs.Being willing to be wrong accelerates personal and professional growth.Networking and relationship-building open career opportunities.Continuous learning strengthens coaching longevity and adaptability.Coaches should adopt a service-driven mindset centered on athlete success.Developing a unique coaching philosophy is a key step in personal growth.Quote:“You have to create shared ownership.” — Peter Kenn

The Minimalists talk about celebrating the holidays without consumerism, our craziest Black Friday stories, the willingness to walk away from anything, six often-overlooked spaces in your home to declutter right now, and much more. Discussed in this episode: Why are T.K. and Joshua opening fortune cookies on the podcast? (0:30) How can I deal with my hoarder mom's cluttered house? (10:18) Who's the biggest hoarder in your family? (24:39) Right Here, Right Now: the 30-Day Minimalism Game, Sunday Symposium, and Zoom calls with The Minimalists (40:36) Listener Tip: Getting into the school spirit. (43:45) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

The Minimalists talk about celebrating the holidays without consumerism, our craziest Black Friday stories, the willingness to walk away from anything, six often-overlooked spaces in your home to declutter right now, and much more. Discussed in this episode: How does a minimalist enjoy the holidays without falling into the trap of consumerism? (3:41) What's your craziest Black Friday story? (14:51) Right Here, Right Now: Sunday Symposium and the Gift of Less. (40:58) Listener Tip: The willingness to walk away. (43:39) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

The Minimalists are reassessing guilty pleasures, reducing triggers that cause unnecessary pain, exploring annoying gifts, and much more. Discussed in this episode: How do I let go of guilt after I buy something that doesn't align with my values? (2:08) What's one thing you feel guilty about having purchased? (19:12) Right Here, Right Now: Tour updates and T.K.'s birthday. (40:23) Listener Tip: A handful of wellness tips. (43:26) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

Check out Marek Health at https://marekhealth.com/syatt and get 10% OFF your first order using code: SYATTIn this episode of The Jordan Syatt Podcast, I shoot the breeze and answer questions from listeners with my podcast producer, Tony, and we discuss:- Listing calories on restaurant menus- Eating past fullness- How to say full in a calorie deficit- What to do when you reach your goal weight- Building muscle with medical issues- Rep ranges, internal pressure, and effective reps- Is it normal to only add 1-2lbs to the bar over 6-8 weeks?- Will cross-training hurt my lifts?- The real secret to building maximal strength- Losing 100lbs on my max deadlift- My favorite beers and Jim Carey movies- And more...Do you have any questions you want us to discuss on the podcast? Give Tony a follow and shoot him a DM on Instagram - @tone_reverie - https://www.instagram.com/tone_reverie/ I hope you enjoy this episode and, if you do, please leave a review on iTunes (huge thank you to everyone who has written one so far).Finally, if you've been thinking about joining The Inner Circle but haven't yet... we have hundreds of home and bodyweight workouts for you and you can get them all: https://www.sfinnercircle.com/

Welcome back to Maximal Fire, your home for all things Warhammer and specialist games! In this episode, we break down the latest Games Workshop Preview featuring a huge wave of new model reveals across Warhammer 40,000, Age of Sigmar, Warhammer Quest, and a standout set of releases for Legions Imperialis.We dive deep into each reveal, sharing our reactions, analysis, and predictions for how these new kits will shake up their games. If you're a fan of GW's big reveals, small-scale warfare, or just love fresh plastic, this episode is packed with insights you won't want to miss.Join the ConversationWhat was your favourite reveal from the preview? Did Legions Imperialis steal the show? Drop your thoughts in the comments — we love hearing from the community!Watch our other podcasts here! Maximal Fire - Adeptus Titanicus & Legions Imperialis - Video Podcastshttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL82UVANZcT11sTvTQ3yzgKTVeYOcgTpg4 Get Additional podcast content - "The Noosphere"!Sign up on Patreon or YouTube Members:Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/maximalfireYouTube Members: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUrRZKbZ_dW4F3M-7ztFjWQ/joinWebsite: http://maximalfire.comDiscord: https://discord.gg/5ruErzhsHaFacebook: www.facebook.com/maximalfireInstagram: @maximal.fireSponsored by EntoymentGet 10% off your first nameplate order with code "newbuilders" at https://www.BattleBuilder.netBattle Bling Affiliate Link: https://battleblingstore.co.uk/?ref=gadzxp8qTimestamps:00:00:00 Intro00:10:43 Warhammer Quest and Papa Nurgle00:18:48 Old School GW Chat00:24:38 The Trouble with Titus00:26:07 Legions Imperialis Releases00:27:46 The Ruin of the Salamanders00:37:47 Saturnine00:45:47 Araknae Weapon Platforms00:49:01 Saturnine Battle Group Boxes00:53:56 Marine Super Heavy Tanks00:59:30 Legiones Astartes Combined Arms Battle Group Box01:05:32 Solar Auxilia Combined Arms Battle Group Box01:08:02 Our Favouites01:11:10 The Next Few Months01:13:24 The Beachhead Warm Up AT Tournament01:21:09 Sign off#legionsimperialis #epicscale #summerpreview #warhammer #horusheresy Music:✘ Title: Killers✘ Music: Kevin MacLeod✘ License: CC BY 3.0 (⁠⁠http://goo.gl/BlcHZR⁠⁠)✘ Title: Suspense-war-teaser-ident-the-beginning-of-life-131572✘ Music: Alex Grohl✘ License: Pixabay ✘ Licensee: MaximalFire7

The Minimalists talk about making time for frivolous pursuits, what we're willing to sacrifice for the important things, clutter that shows up unexpectedly, five easy decluttering tips you can apply to every space this winter, and more! Discussed in this episode: How can we justify making time for seemingly frivolous pursuits? (2:33) Solve this equation: X is so important to me that I'm willing to sacrifice Y to spend time on it. (22:13) Right Here, Right Now: T.K.'s Clutter Counseling videos. (34:24) Listener Tip: Clutter can show up in the strangest ways. (37:47) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

Read this Question of the Week Here: https://www.reasonablefaith.org/writings/question-answer/molinism-and-maximal-greatness

The Minimalists speak with Guy Finley about letting go of precious memories, why letting go is so freaking scary, the wisdom of letting go, ten truths to follow if you want to let go, and much more. Discussed in this episode: How can I let go of things that are imbued with my precious memories? (4:20) Why is letting go so scary? (32:24) How does our desire to control prevent us from letting go? (33:30) Are we always letting go of a piece of the past when we let go? (36:59) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

The Minimalists speak with Ryan Holiday about how the stoics dealt with sentimental items, the potential virtue of holding on, stoical insights about values, regrets, mental clutter, seven things minimalists would never put in their living room, and much more. Discussed in this episode: How would the stoics have handled their sentimental items? (2:40) When is it virtuous to hold on? (22:13) Right Here, Right Now: Books a Clutter Counseling session with T.K. (43:05)  Listener Tip: A poem about the weight of the needs of others. (44:19) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

The Minimalists talk about verbal minimalism, the things we regret saying, the best ways to let other people down, seven things people regret tossing while decluttering, and much more.  Discussed in this episode: How do you practice verbal minimalism? (3:43) What's the last thing you regretted saying? (18:54) Right Here, Right Now: Joshua's new documentary, Food for Humans, goes on tour. (38:08) Listener Tip: Creating a list of items you might want again later. (44:05) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

The Minimalists talk about feeling defeated because of limitations, problems that won't go away, other people's cluttered spaces, five things you should never feel guilty about getting rid of, and more!  Discussed in this episode: How do you cope when a recurring injury or limitation makes you feel defeated, anxious, and discouraged? (3:11) What problem keeps popping up even after you fix it? (19:04) Right Here, Right Now: Floor-sleeping. (39:30) Listener Tip: The nightlight rule. (47:42) Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

The Minimalists talk about the pros and cons of extreme minimalism, when simple living goes too far, so-called “sad” items, and much more. Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Discussed in this episode: Why does extreme minimalism make me feel empty? (1:54) How minimal is too minimal? (15:05) Right Here, Right Now: Savi D's skate videos and Sunday Symposium in Ventura. (39:28) Listener Tip: Taking less so I can give more. (43:37) Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

The Minimalists talk about letting go of things that are a reminder of a painful past, everyday essentials, joybaiting instead of ragebating, several things professional organizers say we should let go of this fall, and more. Have a question for the show? Call 406-219-7839 or email a voice memo to podcast@themins.com. Discussed in this episode: How do I let go of old digital content—such as photos, contacts, and social media friends—that remind me of a painful past? (4:10) What if I regret getting rid of something? (15:09) What's something from your past that's getting in the way of your present? (24:57) Right Here, Right Now: Simplify Everything and Friday afternoon Zoom calls with The Minimalists. (45:23) Listener Tip: How to manage laundry for six people. (47:55) Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

The Minimalists speak with Rey Flemings about the upsides and downsides of capitalism, potential alternative economic systems, the best ways for wealthy people to be more generous, plus greed, freedom, private ownership, and more. Discussed in this episode: What's the best way to talk about capitalism objectively without evoking an emotional response? (3:19) What's the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word “capitalism”? (11:30) Right Here, Right Now: Sunday Symposium and Clutter Counseling (53:35) Listener Tip: Why didn't we think of this? (54:29) Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

The Minimalists talk about what to do with closets and containers that are overflowing with excess, what's keeping most people from minimizing, when to stop buying new things for your home, and much more. Discussed in this episode: What do I do with my two closets and three storage containers filled with excess clothes? (1:47) What's the last thing you minimized, and what prevented you from letting go sooner? (21:08) Sucky Ad: Dr. Chris Ryan talks about the normalization of deceit. (37:10) Listener Tip: “Storage” by Mary Oliver. (45:05) Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

In this solo episode, Joshua talks about disagreeing about the little things at home, his new rule for online shopping, a few stupid things he's purchased that he'll never buy again, and much more. Discussed in this episode: Why do my minimalist spouse and I keep arguing about the little things? (2:17) Talkaboutable: The Amazon Shopping Rule. (19:11) Talkaboutable: Three stupid things I've purchased that I'll never buy again. (22:00) Right Here, Right Now: A return to video, a new perk for Patrons, and Minimalism turns two. (24:47) Listener Tip: Surprising things that dirty your clothes. (30:32) Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

The Minimalists speak with philosopher Peter Rollins about how increasing fragmentation and fear of others produces unnecessary enemies, the ways in which social anxiety makes it difficult to build a community, how products promise fulfillment yet give us dissatisfaction, and much more. Discussed in this episode: What do introverts understand that extroverts don't? (1:53) What's missing from your community? (22:05) Right Here, Right Now: Sunday Symposium and Zoom calls with The Minimalists. (44:57) Listener Tip: Two tips for managing book clutter. (49:00) Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.

The Minimalists talk about the practical issues with curating a simple wardrobe, letting go of troubling conversations, being eco-friendly on a budget, and much more. Discussed in this episode: What should I do if a simple wardrobe isn't practical for me? (2:08)  If you had to wear just one outfit every day for the rest of your life, what would it be? (15:07) Right Here, Right Now: Join us at Sunday Symposium. (42:20) Listener Insight: A tip for dealing with half-dirty clothes. (45:30) Listen to the full Maximal episode on Patreon: patreon.com/theminimalists Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast Recorded at Earthing Studios.