Podcast 482 | Lights On

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The Minimalists are joined by Annaka Harris to talk about the unknown corners of consciousness and the cosmos.

How does detachment relate to awareness?
What takes you out of the present moment?
Right Here, Right Now: Two exciting updates from The Minimalists!
Listener tip: How to normalize saying “I don’t know.”
How do I know whether I’m spending too much time fantasizing about the future?
Why do we find it hard to listen to and learn from the political views we disagree with?
Should we build an additional garage to help store all our stuff?
What can I do to let go of parenting guilt?
More About Less: Only 10–15 percent of people are self-aware.
Added Value: “You Don’t Need Anyone.”

Joshua, Ryan, and T.K.’s pithy, shareable, less-than-140-character responses. Find more quotes from The Minimalists at MinimalMaxims.com.

Clinging to the past drags one out of awareness.
The bigger the ego, the smaller the now.
Fear and regret are hostile adversaries of the present moment.
Craving an outcome anchors you to a future that does not exist and drags you from the peace of the present moment.
Dreams don’t come true—decisions do.
Self-righteousness is insecurity metastasized.
You will never vote your discomforts out of existence.
There’s a difference between making sense and making sense to others
Know clutter, no peace. No clutter, know peace.