Nate TilleyCo-Founder, ROAS · Direct Response Expert

Being a Minimalist makes me $$$ (Here's How)

Name: Being a Minimalist makes me $$$ (Here's How)
Uploaded: 2024-03-27T16:00:23+00:00
Duration: 49 s
Channel: Nate Tilley
Description: A short monologue (by Nate Tilley) arguing for a minimalist lifestyle: the speaker avoids accumulating consumer goods despite wealth, preferring a small…

27 Mar 2024 · 1 min

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A short monologue (by Nate Tilley) arguing for a minimalist lifestyle: the speaker avoids accumulating consumer goods despite wealth, preferring a small set of very high-quality essentials. He cites family and business responsibilities (three children; ~100 employees; thousands of clients; millions of customers) as reasons to keep life simple and gives the example of owning an expensive, cafe-quality coffee machine because he drinks coffee daily.

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Three children.

100 employees.

Thousands of clients and millions of customers.

A multi-thousand-dollar, café-quality coffee machine.

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I like to keep things very very minimalistic. People like to fill their life and do these lifestyle upgrades and the more money that they get the more shit that they buy and they're buying Gucci belts and five different cars and multiple houses for me that is a nightmare. I try to keep my life as clean and simple as I can. I've got three children, 100 employees, thousands of clients, millions of customers. The last thing that I need to do is clutter up my own personal life with a whole bunch of other things that I don't need in it. I don't want that mental and emot and energy debt that is accrued from buying things. The things that I do like I have them very very high quality. So I like coffee. So yeah I've got like a multi thousand dollar cafe quality coffee machine because I know that I'm going to be drinking coffee every day so I may as well have the best and I may as well enjoy it.