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Lol I saw this critique a while back and it’s spot on, but that being said I owe a great deal of gratitude to these weirdos.
I discovered minimalist through their first documentary on Netflix when I was in a pretty dark place and it resonated with my SO much that it kindled a fire, and I began exploring to topic myself, which lead me to learning more about stoicism, Buddhism, meditation, and ton of bloggers/communities/discussions/perspectives/etc on minimalism.
I listened to their podcast for a while and their new documentary, but after a while I feel like I aimply outgrew them. They didn’t change; I did. Their pithy anecdotes and black and white presentation of the philosophy really started to urk me and feel superficial or even phoney. I found myself with a pretty negative impression of them, though their message is the same.
I’ve resolved that although I not longer enjoy their offerings, they were the catalyst I needed to start my own journey, and I hope that their wash/rinse/repeat message is purposeful and vurtuous and that ithelps others to start their own journeys, even though those already on the journey are able to derive very little from ongoing engagement with them.
Lol I saw this critique a while back and it’s spot on, but that being said I owe a great deal of gratitude to these weirdos.
I discovered minimalist through their first documentary on Netflix when I was in a pretty dark place and it resonated with my SO much that it kindled a fire, and I began exploring to topic myself, which lead me to learning more about stoicism, Buddhism, meditation, and ton of bloggers/communities/discussions/perspectives/etc on minimalism.
I listened to their podcast for a while and their new documentary, but after a while I feel like I aimply outgrew them. They didn’t change; I did. Their pithy anecdotes and black and white presentation of the philosophy really started to urk me and feel superficial or even phoney. I found myself with a pretty negative impression of them, though their message is the same.
I’ve resolved that although I not longer enjoy their offerings, they were the catalyst I needed to start my own journey, and I hope that their wash/rinse/repeat message is purposeful and vurtuous and that ithelps others to start their own journeys, even though those already on the journey are able to derive very little from ongoing engagement with them.