The Minimalists talk about earning a living from creative pursuits with writer Jeff Goins, and they answer the following questions:

Why do even the most talented artists often struggle financially? (02:43)
 
What is the premise of Jeff’s book? (03:35)
 
How does stubbornness help artists? (04:31)
 
How does a hyper focus on details harm artists? (07:43)
 
What is the importance of patrons for artists? (12:55)
 
How do artists best actualize their dreams? (24:22)
 
What is the best use of our creations that no longer hold any meaning for us—save for posterity, recycle, repurpose, trash? (25:30)
 
How do I best manage my PR on social media so I have adequate time to produce my art? (38:18)
 
What is the Sunday Symposium? (45:10)
 
Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast
 
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Podcast 346 | Starving Artists

The Minimalists discuss outgrowing possessions, careers, cities, routines, habits, traditions, and relationships, they release a major announcement, and they answer the following questions:

How can you tell you’ve outgrown something? (01:48) 
 
What is the common denominator of outgrown things? (04:39)
 
How do I move on from my past traumas so they have the least negative impact on my present self? (10:35)
 
What is your perspective regarding trauma? (16:58)
 
How do I move on from something without feeling I’m losing part of my identity? (21:12)
 
Who is the new cohost of The Minimalists Podcast? (37:21)
 
Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast
 
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Podcast 349 | Outgrowing Things

The Minimalists are joined by musician Matt Nathanson to talk about the problem with expectations and assumptions. Watch all three hours of episode 352 on The Minimalists Private Podcast: https://patreon.com/theminimalists
 
Discussed in this episode:
 
How do I lower or eliminate expectations? (01:44)
 
What is the distinction between an expectation and an assumption? (10:26)
 
What do you consider your most meaningful accomplishment? (12:22)
 
What can attendees of the Sunday Symposium event expect? (24:46)
 
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Podcast 352 | The Expectations

The Minimalists are joined by licensed therapists Vanessa Bennett and John Kim to discuss relationship clutter. Listen to all two hours of episode 358 on The Minimalists Private Podcast: patreon.com/theminimalists
 
Discussed in this episode:
 
How do I search intentionally for a life partner without becoming consumed by that pursuit? (01:45)
 
Does a need for relationships inevitably cause relationship clutter? (03:31)
 
What is the danger in prioritizing my partner’s needs? (5:27)
 
What is your perspective regarding codependency? (06:19)
 
How do you maintain your joy without making others that are suffering feel that you’re not compassionate? (07:15)
 
Is it a matter of personal responsibility to always accept blame? (08:55)
 
What are the pros and cons of legal marriage? (15:46)
 
What did you learn from your first Sunday Symposium event? (24:14)
 
Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast
 
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Podcast 358 | Relationship Clutter

The Minimalists talk about getting rid of excess “friends” on social media. Listen to all two hours of episode 359 on The Minimalists Private Podcast: patreon.com/theminimalists
 
Discussed in this episode:
 
How do we appropriately curate our ‘friends’ lists in our social media accounts? (01:40)
 
Why do we act on social media in ways we would never act in real life? (06:48)
 
How do we tactfully encourage our partners to embrace minimalist practices? (14:05)
 
Detailed show notes: minimalists.com/podcast
 
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Podcast 359 | Decluttering Facebook Friends

The Minimalists talk about traveling with less. Listen to all 2.5 hours of episode 369 on The Minimalists Private Podcast: patreon.com/theminimalists
 
Discussed in this episode:
 
How do you travel intentionally as a minimalist? (02:01)
 
What is the “Go-Without-It Rule”? (15:54)
 
How do I overcome the fear of possibly wasting time and effort on new experiences I might not enjoy? (19:10)
 
How do we budget appropriately for vacations? (24:42)
 
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Podcast 369 | Intentional Travel

L.A.G THE BEACH - 26 02 2023, 09.55

Divine a new world of sound with the S-1 Tweak Synth, a potent micro polysynth inspired by the legendary Roland SH-101. Jam with the snappy basses and expressive leads you’ve loved for years. Then launch your music into uncharted territory with futuristic wave manipulation, onboard sequencing, and unique performance features designed for modern creators. With its inspiring hands-on controls and intuitive workflow, the powerful S-1 delivers a fun and satisfying experience for beginners and serious synth adventurers alike.

- Ultra-portable polysynth inspired by the legendary SH-101
- Authentic SH-101 sound driven by Roland’s evolving Analog Circuit Behavior (ACB) technology
- Craft all-new tones with powerful oscillator drawing, oscillator chop, and riser tools
- Mono, poly, unison, and chord modes and four-voice polyphony
- Square, sawtooth, sub, and noise oscillators
- Hands-on panel with familiar synth controls for instant sound shaping and live performance tweaks
- Onboard keyboard with two-plus octave range
- 64-step sequencer and 64 patterns for on-the-spot song creation
- Advanced programming tools, including motion recording, probability, sub step, last step, and velocity
- Easy-to-use arpeggiator with eight phrase types
- D-Motion feature for controlling pitch, mod, and other parameters by physically moving the S-1
- Color and process your sounds with a variety of delay, reverb, and chorus effects
- Comprehensive connectivity with audio, MIDI, and sync I/O plus AIRA Link
- Class-compliant USB-C audio/MIDI interface—no drivers needed
- Lithium-ion battery with up to 4.5 hours of operation per charge
- Sturdy construction and high-quality rubber pads
- Connect to other AIRA Compacts and standard MIDI devices with optional BOSS TRS MIDI cables

S-1 Tweak Synth - "Whoa Dude"

Sample used: Barbara Mason - Who Will You Hurt Next

It All Comes Back To You -TPC 307

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