“What if the whole world shifted from the undisciplined pursuit of more to the disciplined pursuit of less… only better?” - Greg McKeown (Essentialism)
- Recorded March 24, 2020
- Essentialism helps us develop life skills.
- It adapts to life’s seasons.
- We have the ability to build great relationships by asking important questions like What are your boundaries? of the people around us.
- Understanding what is essential to those around you will ease conflict.
- It is important to keep what is essential to us in mind right now.
- Living in the moment is essential in a crisis and mitigates uncertainty.
- Saying “no” creates boundaries, enhances time management, and keeps us thinking clearly.
- Knowing what is essential to us allows us to manage more smoothly in a crisis and gives us a sense of control.
- Deciphering whether something builds us up or tears us down will show us which actions to take.
- Identify the things that give you calm and peace and allow yourself to do them.
- We recorded an earlier episode on Essentialism: Episode 88