Leisure:Home & Garden
Joshua and Ryan discuss what minimalism will look like after this moment of uncertainty, whether a movement of Neo-Minimalism will form in the wake of the reset, and they answer the following questions:
How do I better control my online purchasing after relying on it so heavily during these recent crises? (16:04)
Given our current crises, what emergency items are reasonable to keep on hand as a minimalist? (22:07)
How has your definition and perspective of the word “essential” changed? (26:43)
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