Radio Enso #113 with Joel Zaslofsky of Value of Simple

Join me Monday, January 27th at 6 p.m. Pacific/9 Eastern on Radio Enso. My guest will Joel Zaslofsky, Founder and Owner at Value of Simple. He's also a father, husband, minimalist, Experience Curator, simplicity lover, atheist, self-awareness seeker, philosopher, experimenter, obsessive spreadsheet creator, supportive friend, and consumed with helping others. Joel joins us to talk about his new book Experience Curating: How to Gain Focus, Increase Influence, and Simplify Your Life.

About: I’m Joel Zaslofsky, the Chief Experimenter, Simplifier, and Founder at Value of Simple. In March 2012, two years after my personal renaissance began, I quit my cushy corporate job to help people simplify, organize, and be money wise. My methods and style are unconventional, but my goals are straightforward: to help you rock the unsexy and undervalued side of life.

I host the popular Smart and Simple Matters show, give out groovy free resources in my Refuge of Simplicity, and offer products, services, and other useful things at Value of Simple. I was previously a Business Architect at RBC Wealth Management, and have a Bachelor of Science from the University of Wisconsin–Madison.

When I’m not enjoying nature, making my wife smile, or playing with my two young sons, I’m busy minimizing, being Paleo, doing public speaking gigs, connecting, seeking simplicity, reigniting my personal renaissance, and Experience Curating.

For more info, visit http://valueofsimple.com/.