“Minimalist Living: How to Become a Minimalist”

By M.A Hill

Minimalist living is a concept that is being seen more and more. It has been around since the dawn of man, but it’s been getting a lot of notice now as people are looking to simplify their lives. Throughout this eBook, you will learn the definition of minimalism and how to incorporate minimalist living into every part of your home.

• Language: English
• Publisher: M.A Hill
• Release date: Feb 4, 2015
• ISBN: 9781311185235

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"Minimalist Living:

How to Become a Minimalist"

M.A.HILL

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER 1: The Benefits of Going Minimal

CHAPTER 2: A Guide to Decluttering

CHAPTER 3: Pare Down the Closet

CHAPTER 4: Going with Less in the Bedroom

CHAPTER 5: Slimming Down the Kitchen and Dining Room

CHAPTER 6: A Minimalist Bathroom

CHAPTER 7: Less in the Living Room

CHAPTER 8: A Home Office, Minimalist Style

CHAPTER 9: Storage Spaces in a Minimalist Way

CHAPTER 10: Tips to Organizing Like a Minimalist

CONCLUSION

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INTRODUCTION

In today’s day and age, it’s all about the gadgets that you have in your home. Who you are is defined by what you have. There are television networks that host one-hour infomercials for products that you can buy in stores, online, and over the phone. There are other networks dedicated 100% to shopping.

Most of what is available in the stores duplicates what you can already do with half a dozen other tools. The only difference is that it’s made from a new material, available

Reviews for “Minimalist Living

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An interesting book, provide a quick view about minimalist how to begin to change your life into a new chapter

[Luis Francisco Garcia · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Antoher boring book with to much text and no pictures. What´s wrong with you