“We feel safe around authentic people, as if we could reveal to them our deepest, darkest secrets, as if we could trust them with anything. And when we get to know these people on a deeper level—when we establish a… — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
“None of us is perfect, but we all have the capacity to be authentic, to remove the pretense and the facade from our repertoire and just be authentically ourselves, not the people we think we’re supposed to be.” — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
“We’re taught to work foolishly hard for a non-living entity, donating our most precious commodity—our time—for a paycheck.” — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
“In the day-to-day trenches of adult life, there is actually no such thing as atheism. There is no such thing as not worshipping. Everybody… — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
“You can't change the people around you, but you can change the people around you.” — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
“Ultimately most of us come to believe there’s more value in a paycheck—and all the stuff that paycheck can buy us—than there is in… — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
“We feel safe around authentic people, as if we could reveal to them our deepest, darkest secrets, as if we could trust them with… — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
“Real happiness, however, comes from who we are—from who we’ve become. Real happiness comes from within. Likewise, discontentment is also a result of who… — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
“Truthfully, though, most organizing is nothing more than well-planned hoarding.” — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
“Now, before I spend money I ask myself one question: Is this worth my freedom? Like: Is this coffee worth two dollars of my… — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
“Honesty is a gift we can give others. It is also a source of power and an engine of simplicity,” Dr. Sam Harris wrote… — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
“So you’re left scratching your noggin, wondering how to convert them to your singularly valid viewpoint, which can be mind-numbingly frustrating. Don’t worry, though,… — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
“Five Values that allow us to live a meaningful life: 1. Health 2. Relationships 3. Passions 4. Growth 5. Contribution” — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
“Live a Meaningful Life, which uses the concepts of minimalism” — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
“The first jump—that’s the most difficult part. Because you’ll always have some people who say things like, ‘Why would you do that?’ or ‘How… — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
