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Joshua Becker

Phoenix, United States
As seen in: Forbes, Simplify Magazine, The Washington Post, Fox News, PLOS, Harvard Business Review, Audible Blog, The Epoch Times, MindBodyGreen, Chabad.org, Female First, Motherly and
Covers:  minimalism, decluttering, intentional living, mindfulness, significance, nonprofit, orphan care, personal finance
Inspiring people to own less and live more at Becoming Minimalist. Founder of @TheHopeEffect. New book: Uncluttered Faith: amzn.to/49mhPlF

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Joshua Becker’s Biography

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Joshua Becker is the Founder and Editor of Becoming Minimalist, a website visited by over 1 million readers each month, inspiring others to declutter, own less, and live more.

His social media reaches 50 million followers.

His three books have appeared on every major best-seller list.

He is the Creator of the Clutterfree App.

And he is the Publisher of two magazines: Simplify Magazine and Simple Money Magazine.

He is also the Founder of The Hope Effect, a nonprofit organization changing how th…

Joshua Becker’s Journalist Portfolio

Why This Millennial Believes Reducing Clutter Is The Key To Clarity In 2021

Why This Millennial Believes Reducing Clutter Is The Key To Clarity In 2021

In June of this year, I shared a quote on my Facebook page from Jessica Malone-a fresh voice in the world of …

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Becoming Minimalist

Becoming Minimalist

Minimalism is the intentional promotion of the things we most value and the removal of anything that distract…

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Uncluttered Faith: Own Less, Love More, and Make an Impact in Your World

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By Joshua Becker
| The Banner Magazine Verified
For more than 15 years, author Joshua Becker has been promoting “God-motivated minimalism” in his books, websites, blog, and public speaking. Uncluttered Faith is a synopsis of what he learned through his wife’s and his choices to embrace minimalism and the experiences of countless others who, through decluttering their possessions and curbing their purchases, grew in their love for God, people, and creation.
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Decluttering Is an Event. Minimalism Is a Lifestyle.

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By Joshua Becker
| becomingminimalist.com
I first found minimalism 17 years ago. Decluttering the possessions for a family of four was no easy task. It took Kim and me nine months to work through each room in our home. But since then, I’ve learned the challenge of too-much-stuff doesn’t necessarily end with the last box of donations. It requires discipline and intentionality to maintain simplicity in the long run. Decluttering may be a one-time event, but minimalism is a lifestyle. Of course, the benefits of owning less are amazing.
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Uncluttered Faith: Own Less, Love More, and Make an Impact in Your World

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By Joshua Becker
| becomingminimalist.com
My new book, Uncluttered Faith: Own Less, Love More, and Make an Impact in Your World, is now available. I’ve been working on this book officially for the last two years. But I’ve been thinking about it and researching it for the last fifteen. If you are a long-time reader of Becoming Minimalist, you know this book is a diversion from my usual writing.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes.

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Facebook.

What advice can you offer to aspiring journalists?

Keep writing, pitching, and publishing.