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It would take an extreme amount of time and quite a lot of money to apply this philosophy if you have a family with small children (like me). I am quite minimal
by nadam 14y ago
It would take an extreme amount of time and quite a lot of money to apply this philosophy if you have a family with small children (like me).
I am quite minimalist and selective in my work, but do not (and cannot) apply the same philosophy for my life.
- tobyjsullivan 14y agoI don't think it's blank and white, or a matter of either you can do it or you can't. I'm sure even for Mr. Curtis there are some things that he just can't bother to find the best of (even if he implies otherwise) such as, say, mechanical pencil leads. For a family man there are most likely some big purchases that you could apply this philosophy to. A television set or maybe a new home phone or a tablet PC. I suspect the conclusion for all three would ultimately be that you need none but short of that, researching the best and getting it once would still be worthwhile. Even if you don't have the time to re-evaluate the cereal selection every time you go grocery shopping.