A Day in the Life of a Minimalist by Millburn, Joshua Fields -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Contents Epigraph Dedication PART One - HELLO

Foreword A Kind of Brief Opening Statement of Sorts 31 Somewhat Brief, Somewhat Banal Personal Things You May or May Not Know About Me

PART Two - LIFESTYLE

What If Everyone Was a Minimalist? I Was Not a Minimalist, Until I Was I Don't Need Much A Day in the Life of a Minimalist A Minimalist's Thoughts on Money First Thing in the Morning A Minimalist's Thoughts on Diet 18 Minute Minimalist Exercises

PART Three - GOALS

What Is My Outcome? When Goals Are Important & When They Aren't Moving Beyond Goals 100 Days with No Goals

PART Four - EXPERIMENTS

Resolving to Learn from Failure Pushing Through Frustration: Going Phoneless Reprogramming the Twitch Photoless Vacations What If You Accidentally Spilled Bleach on Half Your Wardrobe? Check Email Like a Minimalist

PART Five - CLUTTER

The Short Guide to Getting Rid of Your Crap Learning to Let Go How I Got Rid of 2,000 Books and Started Reading More Digital Clutter Is Different from Physical Clutter Deleting the Music You No Longer Listen To Email for Minimalists When Everything Is Your Favorite Thing

PART Six - RELATIONSHIPS

Letting Go of Shitty Relationships The Commodification of Love

PART Seven - CHANGES

A Single Tweet Changed My Life Of Course It's Unreasonable, Dummy! Changes in the Rearview Two Years Later

PART Eight - PHILOSOPHY

Security Is a Misnomer Does Minimalism Make You Complacent? Shopping or Finding Meaning The Rats in the Tunnel Minimalism Is Not a Radical Lifestyle Is This What You’ve Been Waiting for Your Entire Life? Nightmares of a Perfectionist Cola and Politics: Follow Your Heart Channel Surfing

PART Nine - CONSUMER CULTURE

Too Much Branding These Days Marketing vs. Advertising Eschewing Advertising in Favor of Authentic Marketing The Troubling Nature of Pop Culture Considering the Audience

PART Ten - WORK

Work-Life Balance The High Price of Pursuing My Dream Life's Most Dangerous Question Create Your Masterpiece, a 16-Step Guide Woodshedding & the Pseudo-Thoreau Thing

About the Author Books by The Minimalists Acknowledgements Copyright