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The question what his background says about him, the space: not a maximalist neither minimalist, his books focus on one topic, some easy to take care plants, a photo where contemplation is the theme, he likes dogs? Or the geometrical design of it or is a gift? Some things he likes like music? A guy trying to or his character is balanced and not fear of trying new things.

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paper some one me to be onto for my self and to start off with

im overly companstaing my self dispragnized thinking while spell typing

house insurance: .... thats not gonna do u much good if ur house burns down.

Creo que su libro, sufre de dos asuntos importantes, el primero que el autor está más familiarizado el mundo del startups y a gente joven y soltera, por lo tanto sus recomendaciones, historias o ejemplos, están bien cercanos a esos estilos de vida. Segundo que deja de tomar en cuenta datos estadisticos, asuntos como la meritocracia, incluso las leyes regulatorias, no estableces la escala de problemas mentales, etc... de lo poco que analiza quiere abarcar la totalidad del mundo laboral. Es una contradicción en él, pues él incluso en su libro indica que hay que saber cuales son nuestro límites, y además, aclara que el no es terapeuta, pero sus conclusiones violan su propia regla. Por último, el libro no informa las mejoras implementadas por su empresa, de manera tangible.

I guess you won't see this but I couldn't find a place to dm you on Instagram or Facebook. I just want to say I really appreciate your books I read the productivity one and i'm currently making my way through your nutrition one. Very good stuff and I love your style and personality :) Thanks for your work I appreciate it! ps I'm trying my best to develope my second brain but for sure it's going to take some time.

Antivax has aged well hasn’t it ?

Look I am a lost cause. I too went to art schools, in fact am highly educated, hopelessly old and still have a mind that won't stop learning, remembering it all and love gardens, cats and in fact all flora and fauna. My friends seem to be dying at an alarming rate. Too much stuff, everyone knows. I like ENGLISH GARDENS. I have no interest in a perfect, pruned cut it down garden. Though gardens I love are lots of work. Just flourishing full of a riot of color...planned. But my back porch...yikes! The spare room. double yikes. I make art with my STUFF.

Graham: RuPaul said that you didn't read any of these books!

To a certain extent I feel rooms like that. Especially if the place is dirty and cluttered. Maybe it is painting and creating in my life.

Great interview, Helen summed up so many of our problems around clutter in a way I've never heard before and which makes total sense. Thanks Graham and Helen!

My space is saying to me "bloody hell love, what on earth is going on here? What is all of this??"

Very helpful - thank you. Some of the concepts mentioned are new to me and are quite eye-opening. ❤

A world without e mail would look like the 1970s and early 80s

I can relate to your laptop conundrum. I’ve realised that a lot of modern day things don’t get done because I don’t know how to move forward with them. Once I realise that’s the problem then I can work my way forward by trying to find answers on the internet or asking around. So google how to wipe a hard drive for instance. So often I don’t move forward because the problem seems too overwhelming and I presume I won’t be able to do it. I’ve really progressed since I started breaking everything down into little questions I need to find an answer to and little jobs that need to be done. It’s like one of those yes/no flowchart thingies.

Helo Graham

I ask myself the following questions when deciding what to let go. 1. Have I used in the past year? 2. Can I rebuy in the future if needed? 3. Would I buy if I saw it in a charity shop?

When I had a big apartment, I had a lot of books like you. But now that I have a small apartment. I save books on a kindle, have audio books or stream my books. I write a lot now.

Graham: Your books mean that you are an intellectual!

It's a different world, someone there to take you coat when you come in! a cleaner, a gardener so all you have to do is a "little watering and mowing", presumably someone to take the green waste to the tip? All sounds absolutely wonderful. Where exactly is this land of plenty?

CLUTTER////BUSY////INDECISIONS////stories about procession////

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Excellent interview. @23sike24

8:07 exactly! “Under a pile of clutter is a dream or vision that hasn’t been realized!” 💜✨✨

I made it halfway through way too many advertisements

I love this episode ..helo us a lot....you gave us clear...direct message 🌺🌿❤️

Wow the insights and reflective approach here have been more helpful and motivating than a zillion decluttering videos I’ve gone through. Thank you so much

A good artist knows when one more stroke of the brush is going to ruin the whole painting. I to used to procrastinate, but I had to put that off too❤

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That was a gift! Thank you!

Helen Sanderson is totally brilliant! Also enjoyed listening to Graham - leant so much. Thank you 🙏

just got the book "Deep Purpose" today. Looking forward to reading it.

Pleasant high octane Graham was Great

James Reed on what's with Fair. A coffee time soeaker

I thought levelling graves was a film you did. What A Blast !! 🔥🔥 from the Past

Thanks for the interview Graham, it was a blast ! :)

I can't believe your channel doesn't have more subs, damn the Ninja book changed my life ! Your word needs top get out Graham ^^

Beyond the dumb comment about anti-vaxxers, which exposed his lack of critical thinking. This was good.

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Race wrangler. Makes his money off psudoscience based on conjecture. Another racist Postmodernist Neomarxist pushing critical race theory. This man is dangerous to real race relations and everything the civil rights movement stood for. Sad, really sad.

thanks so much for this meeting I really enjoyed it Graham :).

I guess I'm the first here

Sorry for the misprint: excellent; exzellent is German -:)

Learning and reading are two of the greatest pleasures of life; I'll, therefore, buy your book. Best regards from a 75 year old Hungarian "girl" from Austria.

Exzellent conversation! I'll listen to it again and again. Thank you.

Thanks so much for having me, Graham! It was such a pleasure to chat with you about #sociallegacy!

hello, Sir, love your work, do you have any productive workbook. Thanks