Joshua Fields Millburn

Scrolling is the new smoking.

Most of the things I own are unnecessary. theminimalists.com/jewelry/

Only two stops left on the MINIMALISM 2026 TOUR: minimalists.com/tour

Whatever you’re clinging to is already gone. theminimalists.com/ends/

@GregoryMcKeown @tomjenkswright @Markmanson @RyanNicodemus @TheMinimalists What a great group to be a part of. Much love!

@tomjenkswright @Markmanson @JFM @RyanNicodemus @TheMinimalists Thank you very much.

If you could recommend one (or three) book to your previous self, or someone else, which book would it be and why? #reading #learning #selfreflection #minimalism #minimalist

@aprilsets Indeed. @RustonKelly never disappoints. One of the greatest songwriters of his generation.

@JFM thank you for the recommendation for Pale, Through the Window. A fantastic listen that won’t be the last for someone who likely would have discovered Kelly otherwise.

Minimalism isn’t about owning less. It’s about living more. @jfm joins a conversation on why fulfillment comes from letting go, not holding on. 🎧 Listen now on #MyLegacyPodcast

Ryan and I visited Miami University last week to speak to an auditorium of undergrads. We ended our talk with this message. theminimalists.com/handcuffs/

Complaints don’t just express unhappiness; they prolong it. theminimalists.com/complaints/

Nothing you buy is a one-time purchase. theminimalists.com/buynow/

This was the most difficult thing I’ve written in years. Last Friday, my brother Jerome died unexpectedly in his sleep. I wrote the following essay to honor his life, process my grief, and help support the family he leaves behind. theminimalists.com/jerome/

Our possessions can haunt our heads like persistent poltergeists. But before they possess us, they tend to dispossess us—they rob life of its spaciousness long before they clutter the space in our minds. theminimalists.com/wwjo/

There’s so much clutter in the air right now. theminimalists.com/allergic/

Clutter is just nostalgia, unedited. theminimalists.com/unedited/

The simplest way to avoid disappointment is this. theminimalists.com/expect/

Minimalism used to be rebellious. theminimalists.com/changed/

Information is wisdom’s stunt double.

Addition expanded my house. Subtraction expanded my life. theminimalists.com/howmore

The things that count cannot be counted. theminimalists.com/pleonexia/

Clutter is suffocating. Subtraction opens up the airways. theminimalists.com/room/

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of MINIMALISM, @RyanNicodemus and I are heading back on the road for a small run of intimate theater events featuring a live talk, full film screening, Q&A, meet-and-greet, and a surprise! Get tickets: minimalists.com/tenth