Changing your life won't change your life

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Changing your life won't change your life

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Dec 1, 2023

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New York Times–bestselling author Joshua Fields Millburn reads and discusses his essay "Changing Your Life Won't Change Your Life." For more insights about minimalist living, travel, and design, visit minimalism.com.

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Dec 1, 2023

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Titles in the series (19)

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The burden of attachment: New York Times–bestselling author Joshua Fields Millburn reads and discusses his essay "The Burden of Attachment." For more insights about minimalist living, travel, and design, visit minimalism.com. by Minimalism Life
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The solution is the problem: New York Times–bestselling author Joshua Fields Millburn reads and discusses his essay "The Solution Is the Problem." For more insights about minimalist living, travel, and design, visit minimalism.com. by Minimalism Life
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Confined by attachment: New York Times–bestselling author Joshua Fields Millburn reads and discusses his essay "Confined by Attachment." For more insights about minimalist living, travel, and design, visit minimalism.com. by Minimalism Life
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Imagine a life with less: New York Times–bestselling author Joshua Fields Millburn reads and discusses his essay "Imagine a Life with Less." To watch our Netflix documentary Minamaism: A Documentary About the Important Things, for free, visit minimalism.com. by Minimalism Life
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Not busy, focused: New York Times–bestselling author Joshua Fields Millburn reads and discusses his essay "Not Busy, Focused." For more insights about minimalist living, travel, and design, visit minimalism.com. by Minimalism Life
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The advice epidemic: New York Times–bestselling author Joshua Fields Millburn reads and discusses his essay "The Advice Epidemic." For more insights about minimalist living, travel, and design, visit minimalism.com. by Minimalism Life
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About Those Dreams You Were Planning to Follow: Educator and philosopher T.K. Coleman reads his essay "About Those Dreams You Were Planning to Follow." For more insights about minimalist living, travel, and design, visit minimalism.com. by Minimalism Life
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The boundaries of discontent: New York Times–bestselling author Joshua Fields Millburn reads and discusses his essay "The Boundaries of Discontent." For more insights about minimalist living, travel, and design, visit minimalism.com. by Minimalism Life
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Be Bigger Than the Cliché of the Bigger Person: Educator and philosopher T.K. Coleman reads his essay "Be Bigger Than the Cliché of the Bigger Person." For more insights about minimalist living, travel, and design, visit minimalism.com. by Minimalism Life
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You cannot fix anything: New York Times–bestselling author Joshua Fields Millburn reads and discusses his essay "You Cannot Fix Anything." For more insights about minimalist living, travel, and design, visit minimalism.com. by Minimalism Life
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The Experts Are Wrong—Also, They're Right: Educator and philosopher T.K. Coleman reads and discusses his essay "Changing Your Life Won't Change Your Life." For more insights about minimalist living, travel, and design, visit minimalism.com. by Minimalism Life
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Changing your life won't change your life: New York Times–bestselling author Joshua Fields Millburn reads and discusses his essay "Changing Your Life Won't Change Your Life." For more insights about minimalist living, travel, and design, visit minimalism.com. by Minimalism Life
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Changing your life won't change your life

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