Nicole & Kate Can Relate

We’re both big fans of minimalism. Simplicity, organization, and reducing possessions. But can minimalism be taken to an extreme?

In this episode we’ll share our own personal experiences with minimalism, including how we were first introduced to the concept and what role it plays in our lives today.


Points Discussed in this Episode
  • The definition of “minimalism” 
  • How we were introduced to the concept of minimalism
  • Are there extreme cases when it comes to minimalism? 
  • Clutter, too many possessions, and unorganized spaces
  • The environmental side of things 
  • Fast fashion, wardrobes, and our buying habits
  • Starting to question your feelings around material things: are you buying that for the right reasons?


Mentioned in this episode: 

Essentialism
The Minimalists
Extreme minimalist spaces (Google images)
When Less Becomes More
The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up
Tidying Up with Marie Kondo on Netflix
Special Feature: Cass Sethi helps us with style and wardrobe!
Special Feature: Cass Sethi on our personal stylist experience in Tokyo!

Thank you so much for joining us for this episode where we share our own experiences answering the question: Do you consider yourself a minimalist?

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What is Nicole & Kate Can Relate?

We're Nicole & Kate! Friends, confidants, accountability partners, and we’ve been supporting each other over the years sharing our ups and our downs and hashing out the big questions of life - do we want kids? Can we have it all? How do we stay healthy and keep our businesses running smoothly without major stress and overwhelm? We talk things out ‘cause that’s what real friends do - they provide love, support, and space for one another to share without judgement, speak without hesitation, and learn from each other - even when we don’t agree.