Digital Minimalism: You Need To Try This

In this video, I share how digital minimalism has changed my life.

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[NateOBrien]

Beware of scammers in the comment section impersonating me! I will never solicit you for money or ask you to join some sketchy crypto scheme. I will NEVER randomly give you my phone number, scammers are everywhere :)

[PalmBakerMusic]

Nate is a 90 y/o soul in a 22 y/o body. Nothin but respect

[homa_ghaiedi]

The books “digital minimalism”, “deep work”, and “goodbye things” transformed my personality. It is unbelievable how few books can change your entire life.

[jmoufarrege]

I’m a 46-year-old mom to a 5-year-old boy and when I watch your videos I wish he can grow up to be like you! I found your channel looking for videos on minimalism and now I’m a subscriber. You’re a wise boy that will be very successful in life!

[AhmetKaan]

*"Everything in life is easier when you don't concern yourself with what other people are doing."*

The chances of you seeing this comment is pretty low, but if you did, *I hope you have an amazing day.* 🖤

[JackDuffley]

Nate's B-roll game is absolutely top tier

[manisshthakur]

Nate you're just 22 and already so mature and sensible. Digital Minimalism is so damn important especially for mental health and productivity.

[Daniel_Braun]

Really good analogy that its almost like a mini Christmas morning every morning when you check your phone. I think a lot of people can relate to that

[neontomo]

Nate is transforming, slowly, and I like it. In a year or so he's going to be making spiritual content, I'm calling it haha.

[toyinviola]

I took a year long break from social media and I 100% attest to the three points you made! also amazing b-roll footage!

[medtown]

Medically speaking, digital devices have a huge impact on our mental health and this is video that people need in the pandemic. During quarantine, our lives migrated to the digital, classes are online and if you're doing social distancing, your social life migrated to your phone. Therefore, the use rate for those medias grew and mental health issues that come with it increased as well. After the pandemic, we need to implement digital minimalism more than ever

[FHangya]

I think Tolkien said something similar: as parents, people need to teach their children the love of a simple life. That way they can always be happy, and thier greatness can come by themselves, naturally. Real, simple life can help us.

Great content!

[LeleMkhize]

My grandfather (grandmother’s brother ) told me this before he passed away: “ If loneliness could kill a man I would have been found dead a long time ago”. I wish I could go back in time and actually find him company because even my visits were not enough. He couldn’t have children and his marriage didn’t work out. Friends can only do so much because they visit and go back home, but there comes a time when you are much older where the sound of your own thoughts rings the loudest. When you can no longer do as much as you could so you simply sit and time passes by slowly. We have been in isolation longer than we realize it and that surely can’t be good.

[Bullsnation]

I have left every social media except for YouTube. It feels wrong to leave a platform that I use for entertainment and education, but it does take away from my productivity

[kingrose]

When you just found out Nate is 22 and already crushing life like this 😂🤣😭🥲

[investinstyle-financeinves]

The less clutter we have in all areas of our lives, the more at peace we'll be.

[juans]

I hate how I’ve been a victim of how social media should tell us how to live our lives by 23 with this mansion looking house and these foreign cars, but i’m slowly learning to disconnect from all of that and take everything step by step. Thank you Nate

[vicd]

Don't apologize for having an online presence on different platforms. You're sharing a lot of wisdom and knowledge with the world. And being true to yourself in the end. So all is good.

[MisterPol]

This video is super important especially nowadays as lockdowns have increased our screen time

[TheMarioMen]

This is exactly what we need, friend was just complaining about this the other day saying he’s realizing he’s spending an excessive amount of time on insta and other bs