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Bucking consumerism, minimalists say they've got all they need

Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus
Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus, authors of The Minimalist, a blog about living a minimalist life.
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Thirty-years-old and unsatisfied with their lives, Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus decided to say goodbye to their corporate jobs and six-figure salaries.

Together they wrote a bestselling book, "Minimalism: Live a Meaningful Life," and pursued careers as public speakers, writing coaches and bloggers. Their blog, The Minimalists, now attracts an audience of more than two million annual readers.

The Daily Circuit asks Millburn and Nicodemus, what is it about minimalism?

How can we find more meaning with less? Leave your comments and questions for Millburn and Nicodemus below.