Can't Let Go

07-08-2024

450 | Can't Let Go
The Minimalists PODCAST · NEW EPISODE

In this public episode of The Minimalists Podcast, The Minimalists talk about what to do when you can’t let go. Listen to the full Maximal episode on The Minimalists Private Podcast.

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Discussed in This Episode

  • What can I do if my family won’t allow me to let go of certain sentimental things?
  • What’s one thing that other people won’t allow you to let go of?
  • Listener tip: A response to Gratitude Clutter.
  • How do I help my parents get rid of trinkets that are decades old?
  • Am I betraying my deceased family members if I let go of their ashes?
  • Why is it so difficult for me to let go of my children’s old artwork?
  • How do I encourage my significant other to declutter now that we’re living together?
  • Talkaboutable: Celebrating T.K. Coleman’s 100th episode as cohost!
  • Amass It or Trash It: Should I get rid of my 2,000 DVDs that I love but don’t watch?
  • More About Less: Why is the “path of less” always the path less traveled?
  • Added Value: Which TV show will make you question the false stories you tell yourself?

Minimal Maxims


Joshua, Ryan, and T.K.'s pithy, shareable, less-than-140-character responses. Find more quotes at MinimalMaxims.com.
  • Letting go of acceptance is the most difficult part of letting go.
  • Your attachment to a character doesn’t require me to play the role.
  • You can’t be free if you can’t let go.
  • Forcing someone to let go robs them of their dignity.
  • Letting go does not betray the past—it honors it.
  • It’s not wrong to hold on if you’re not ready to let go.
  • Where there is pure joy there is no fear.
  • Decluttering is compelling once the benefits outweigh the possessions.

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