I'm not much of a podcast watcher; I prefer to read an article, or read a transcript of an interview or podcast, if available.
I was watching a tiny house YouTube last night (yeah, I binge on them!) and the tiny dweller used a term that I think could really help replace the now nigh-meaningless or overused, misunderstood term "minimalism"...
"Essentialism".
I think that helps get the point across in a more meaningful way, since everyone has their own idea of what they might consider "essential", in more or less degrees, but it helps explain the intentionality behind it, as well.
Just some food for thought. Or eggnog for thought!
I'm not much of a podcast watcher; I prefer to read an article, or read a transcript of an interview or podcast, if available.
I was watching a tiny house YouTube last night (yeah, I binge on them!) and the tiny dweller used a term that I think could really help replace the now nigh-meaningless or overused, misunderstood term "minimalism"...
"Essentialism".
I think that helps get the point across in a more meaningful way, since everyone has their own idea of what they might consider "essential", in more or less degrees, but it helps explain the intentionality behind it, as well.
Just some food for thought. Or eggnog for thought!
I'll definitely look into that term, that's very interesting