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“Was listening to some of the podcast and completely turned off by the host posting g a question to a guest about how to achieve a home where people who visit are impressed. Minimalism is also about not pushing consumerism or encouraging the desire to feed insecurity over working on why one has them. A home should not be designed or decorated to impress anyone- that’s half the problem we have with all the decorating addiction in the USA. For many parents , scouring the latest decor magazines takes priority over being truly present with the children. Implementing changes for the purpose of impressing others also takes precedence over family and friends and volunteering time or just time for self care. Would like to see this host delve a little deeper and be more consistent in her message. How many women use cosmetics to alter their appearance in order to make ululate how others feel about them or even theirselves? Why? Can we stop all this need to manipulate each other into accepting each other using physical symbols as the yardstick? Can we just say enough is enough and we are good enough and use our extra resources to support our communities achieving mental health, financial, food, education, jobs and shelter security? This can only begin as a trickle down message because unfortunately the poor among us feel the most rejected and in need of mimicking those with more resources in order to feel they are worthy of being lived and cared about. During the Victorian era, multitudes of self serving people indulged themselves at great cost to societies mental health. Then when the masses could buy some of their favorite items they rejected those as well turning to new things. The need to be better than someone else to validate self worth is destroying our souls and our planet and our humanity and compassion. Our homes are shelter from elements and adversity. Decorations are optional and neither what is stylish or trendy need be part of any discussion. Comfort is not always stylish. Even having a chair that takes up floor space but can’t be used to sit on shows a level of insecurity that one could well work on uncovering the roots of. Anyway- there is a lot of hidden marketing going on here as well as some useful tips.”
HappinessRider via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/22/21
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“Thank you dear!
Love your Podcast, so relatable yet entertaining! I‘m a mom to 3 Tiny kids and Even though I‘m on my journey to minimalism sincè Quite a while, I still get valuable input from each of your episodes!
Much love from Belgium
Jelena”
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01/03/24
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“I love the advice about not teaching children to second guess themselves! Awesome!”
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United States of America ·
09/01/23
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“I’m in the process of decluttering my entire home. This podcast has been so helpful. I have been wanting to do this for so long but couldn’t seem to get started or would start then stop midway & never finish. But once I started listening to this podcast, I started going through my house...”Read full review »
ST716 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/22/23
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