“Likewise, the passive tasks—Facebook, email, television, etc.—are easy. And they are fine in small doses (I’ll likely check my email for thirty minutes today or tomorrow, and I’ll certainly spend a few minutes on Twitter). But there’s no grand reward… — Joshua Fields Millburn Copy Share Image
“But there’s no grand reward for passivity, just pain and regret and an emptiness that’s hard to articulate.” — 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
