The Minimalists dive deep into the anxiety that often accompanies the holiday shopping season.
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Discussed in This Episode
- How can I stop people from buying unnecessary Christmas gifts that clutter our home?
- What fills your holiday season with anxiety and what do you do to minimize holiday clutter?
- Listener tip: A helpful script for opting out of gift-giving during the holiday season.
- Gift-Wrapping Break: Malabama’s favorite Christmas song.
- What is the best gift to buy for a minimalist?
- When does holiday participation morph into holiday consumerism?
- Why are we afraid of facing the internal clutter that is hiding beneath the physical clutter?
- How do we enjoy this heavily commodified holiday without contributing to landfills?
- What are the benefits of being willing to walk away from anything?
- More About Less: Consumption Season.
- What is T.K.’s favorite Christmas song?
Minimal Maxims
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- If it gets in the way of the holidays, it’s holiday clutter.
- Clarity, boundaries, and grace clear the way for a clutter-free holiday.
- We went from celebrating Christmas to surviving the holidays the moment the holiday season became the holiday shopping season.
- Gift-giving is a love language the same way Pig Latin is a Romance language.
- Forced participation is the gateway to resentment.
- Our material possessions are a physical manifestation of our internal lives.
- Opting out of consumerism is the best way to opt-in to celebration.
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