Intro:
Guys that are good at this embrace this way of living. Having a bunch of stuff doesn’t actually make you feel good. As far as assets are concerned, you should only invest in things that earn you money. An example would be investing in some AirBnB’s that you rent out full time and earn you money. Keep anything other than assets to a minimum.
Show Notes:
- The $7,000 mistake that turned Robbie into a minimalist
- The minimalist wardrobe you need for any possible situation
- Robbie lists every possession he owns (hint: it’s not a very long list)
- hy most of the purchases people make don’t bring lasting happiness even when they’re sure they will
- Leverage members and moderators discuss their experience adopting the minimalist lifestyle
- The cost-benefit analysis of minimalism: how to determine what you need and what you should eliminate
- How to eat healthy on the road, and why grocery stores are going to become obsolete
- Why owning a car is a waste of money for most people
- Why many successful people like Steve Jobs and Mark Zuckerberg wear the same outfit every day
