The more, the merrier. You cannot have too much of a good thing. Plenty is no plague. In English, we have numerous proverbs telling us that having a lot of something is much better than having only a little. But nowadays, we often face the opposite problem. We have too much. Too much stuff in our apartments, too many tasks on our agendas, and too much thought in our minds. Plenty of options to choose from can indeed be a plague, causing analysis paralysis.

That is why I want to encourage you today to embrace a minimalist lifestyle. To do less but better. To collect things and use tools that have high value, not the ones that maybe someday will come in handy. Like in balloons, you need to cut sandbags tied to the basket in order to take off; we need to get rid of ballast in our lives to reach a higher level.

Let’s find out how to do it! Today we will be talking about the habit of … eliminating.

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0:00 Introduction
1:38 Why This Habit is so Essential?
5:31 Save only the best
6:28 One thing in, one thing out
8:11 Review of commitments
13:06 Replacing activities
15:31 Your Happy Place
17:40 Final Words