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A review by msdebruin
Minimalism: Live a Meaningful Life by Ryan Nicodemus, Joshua Fields Millburn
Did not finish book. Stopped at 62%.
This book just annoyes me.
The writers feel TO entitled to tell you how you should live your life, without backing it up with science. And I feel it's a messy whole and the writers come across as fickle.
You must do this. You must change your diet. You should excercise. You should ditch all the people you dont aline with. You shouldn't ditch people because different perspectives are valuable.
Its messy and annoying.
I dont want dietary advice from random people. And I dont want someone who isnt a doctor or other expert and that has never met me in my life tell me I should do x, y and z. I am interested to read about their experiences with minimalism. But that is a different book than this is.
The writers feel TO entitled to tell you how you should live your life, without backing it up with science. And I feel it's a messy whole and the writers come across as fickle.
You must do this. You must change your diet. You should excercise. You should ditch all the people you dont aline with. You shouldn't ditch people because different perspectives are valuable.
Its messy and annoying.
I dont want dietary advice from random people. And I dont want someone who isnt a doctor or other expert and that has never met me in my life tell me I should do x, y and z. I am interested to read about their experiences with minimalism. But that is a different book than this is.