Decluttering And Community Selling Interview with Jorja Leavitt

Just found this great and insightful audio on YouTube with a lot of useful tips.Thanks Voluntary Life!

 This episode is an interview with Jorja Leavitt, founder of Sharetown.com. Jorja is an entrepreneur and mother of four, living in Las Vegas. In the interview, she shares her experiences of moving to a minimalist lifestyle. She talks about the freedom that she has found from decluttering and selling unnecessary stuff. She highlights the great opportunities to trade at a community level, using social media platforms such as Facebook.

check out The Voluntary Life for more excellent interviews and posts (see link below)

http://www.thevoluntarylife.com/



http://www.youtube.com/user/tvlpodcast?feature=watch

The Minimalists Seattle Meetup

This video really inspired me to start a more Minimalist life and to actually start this blog. Check out
The Minimalist Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus and their website for more information.and they even have some books to help to help you gain more information on the Minimalist Lifestyle.

I must have listened to this 5 or so times at work and gain new insight for my life and what i want out of my life.

http://www.theminimalists.com/

http://www.youtube.com/user/jmillburn?feature=watch

First Steps to a Minimalist Life by Minimalistmakeover

This is from a teacher in Hong Kong who is a vegan and a Minimalist.

http://www.youtube.com/user/minimalistmakeover?feature=watch

Meet Joe Rodrigues -Minimalist

I find these videos on the Minimalist lifestyle and thought it would be fun to add these videos to showcase people and videos that I find on YouTube,ect.

http://www.youtube.com/user/JoeRodriguesTV?feature=watch

Working Living And Traveling like A Minimalist 

 

 

I woke up today with a flat tire on my van,a lesson in self reliance

Part of living a more deliberate lifestyle is self reliance.Having skills to do things yourself,instead of having someone do it for you..Now today when i went to get into my van,I had a flat tire. Not a good way to start your day.but lucky for me I know how to change a tire.after i put the spare on,i drove to a local trustworthy tire dealership and had them fix the flat.It had a nail in it.total cost to fix it $12.75
if I would have had purchased the tires at that place it would have been no charge.

I know there are many  people who do not know how to change a tire. Do you know how?
maybe you are a male or female, it doesn't even matter what age you are at.This should be something you need to know how to do.

Let's say you never have learned this skill?what do you do?

Ask someone who knows to teach you,or you can even watch a YouTube video and then go try it yourself. also look at your cars owners manual for additional information.

Do you know where the spare tire is located?Even if you know how,be sure to check if your spare to see if it is still full of air.Some of the newer cars do not even have a spare tire.but offer a fix a flat can?How lame. well below is a video i found so you can watch how to do it.

Why not go and  do it,even if you do not have a flat tire right now.go and practice.Find a nice Saturday and  just take it off and put it back on. make sure you have the lug nuts on tight,but not too tight.

do you know how to change a tire?did this post help?leave your comments below.