The More of Less

There is nothing special about the characters of The More of Less. and the Chris Hogan of the National Financial Educators Council (voice, inspiration…) have a very similar message. I’ve heard both in person and I’ve read a lot of their stuff.

The bottom line is that if you want to get control of your finances, you need to own less stuff.

The Becker approach is to simplify your life. The Hogan approach is to be a great steward of the resources God has given you.

I think both are great.

I’m going to be writing more about the concept of owning less stuff in the future. In the meantime, I want to do something a little different.

I want to share a story about two couples who were asked to do a little experiment.

The first couple was told they couldn’t buy anything new for 30 days.

The second couple was told they could buy whatever they wanted for 30 days.

The first couple struggled with the challenge. They had to get creative. They had to think about what they already had. They had to figure out how to make do with what they had.

The second couple went on a spending spree. They bought lots of stuff they didn’t need

Joshua Becker is one of the famous podcasters, he has been hosting the show since 2016 and has featured some of the best shows in the platform. He has a great fan following and many people have been benefitted from his show.

Joshua Becker has a great voice and he is very articulate. He is able to keep the listeners engaged and he has a great knowledge about the topic. He has also interviewed some of the famous people in the industry.

Joshua Becker is a great motivator and he has helped many people in their journey. He is also a great coach and has helped many people in their career. He is a great speaker and has inspired many people.

Joshua Becker is a great mentor and has helped many people in their journey. He is also a great coach and has helped many people in their career.

Since it was published in 2016, The More of Less has become a New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today bestseller. It has been featured in TIME, Forbes, Fast Company, and more. The book has helped people declutter over 1 million items and has been translated into twelve languages.