Minimalist Living: Learn To Be Happy With Less, Organize Your Life And Enjoy Simpler Living

By Lara Robinson

How much of your time do you spend in the pursuit of wealth and stuff? How many hours of overtime have you worked, only to spend it on useless stuff you really didn't need?

How much of your hard earned resources have you squandered away on trendy clothing and electronic gadgets or silly things to place around your home? If you spend much of your time consuming goods and entertainment, rather than enjoying nature or enjoying family and friends or hobbies, then it might be time to simplify your life and consider a minimalist lifestyle.

When you pass from this earth, people will not remember you for your stuff, they will remember you for your heart and for the love you gave them. Your stuff does not define you in the end.

Life is not about stuff, it's about the experiences you have and the passion you feel. The less stuff you have cluttering up your life, the freer you will feel.

In order to embrace the minimalist lifestyle, you have to stop and ask yourself what is really important in your life. You have to ask yourself if the stuff that surrounds you brings you joy, or if it is holding you back.

Surrounding yourself with only those things you love, feels good. When you have nice things around you, it's easier to relax. Simplifying your life starts with simplifying your surroundings.
 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Publishing 4U
• Release date: Mar 26, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386303428

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Minimalist Living

Learn To Be Happy With Less, Organize Your Life And Enjoy Simpler Living

Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1 – Feng Shui and Clutter

Chapter 2 – A Nation of Self-Storage

Chapter 3 – Clearing the Clutter

Chapter 4 – How to Get Started

Chapter 5 – How to Maintain a Minimalist Lifestyle

Chapter 6 – Electronic and Bill Clutter

Conclusion

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