Extreme Minimalism with Ang & Sporty, Buying Less and Living More

Belly Button Portal: The Only Way Out-y, is In-y

In this lively episode we talk with delightful duo Ang and Sporty who were inspired to transform their lives by minimizing their belongings and embracing extreme minimalism. We discuss how lightening their physical load also lightened their stress load with the realization of just how little they actually needed to live a truly good life. That once they stopped spending money to purchase all of the things we're programmed to believe we need and not investing all of the time needed to maintain those things they were actually freed up to live and experience so much more life. We talk about how being more thoughtful and responsible in what and how we purchase goods can positively effect not only our household but our planet. You'll want to start clearing out the clutter and kicking up your heels!
Tons of Useful Information about living mindfully, from Ang & Sporty:

Ang & Sporty's Mostly Mindful YouTube Channel
Mostly Mindful - Living Simply In The City Website
Ang's TEDx Talk Video

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