Simplicity

by Brian Night

Join the crowd and download now! This is a boxset of three best selling minimalist books! As a society, we collect both physical and mental clutter throughout our daily routines. In order to offset this buildup, we naturally want to purchase more things, make more friends, and take on more responsibility. This endless pursuit can leave us feeling overwhelmed, causing a great deal of stress and anxiety. Enter the practice of minimalism. Many people who suffer from heightened stress and anxiety have seen a dramatic improvement by cutting back and simplifying their lives. This book will serve as a guide to help you cut both physical and mental clutter from your life. Learn the secret to cultivating and creating good financial habits in 31 days. Equip yourself with the steps necessary to manage your budget, income, and expenses. The 31 day method is a practical, realistic plan based on a minimalist philosophy that can help you actively obtain your personal and professional goals. Modify your plan to reach financial stability and choose the amount of time that you spend each day. Most days require 15 - 30 minutes of work, but can always vary depending on your situation. Stay dedicated to these simple methods and you'll find results right around the corner. So start your journey in discovering a minimalist budget and download this invaluable resource today! Our time is dominated by different types of stimuli all vying for our attention. This leads to a cluttered and stress-filled life. As technology advances, we find ourselves continually distracted by the internet, text messages, and work life. This leads to very little downtown or relaxation, which is just one reason why many people feel stress and anxiety each day. Living in a world full of clutter--whether it's your home, life, or relationships--can cause you to lose focus on what matters most in your life.

Genres: Self Help

192 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 2, 2014

Reviews

[Rachel Atterholt · Rating 2 out of 5]

I ended up just skimming through this. I feel like this could be helpful for someone else but it’s not really problems I have. There was some helpful tips on organizing schedules, time management and working on procrastination but it’s not completely what I have issues with myself. Also this was very minimalist oriented which I’ve gotten away from. I’ve tried that. I want coziness but organized lol.

[Kelly · Rating 3 out of 5]

Some good insights, and the author kept his information and examples fittingly minimal. I think this keeps it simple for readers and lets us pick and choose our simplicity goals. I enjoyed the first book the most, and I thought the 2nd about budgeting was helpful. The third book is what brought by review way down. Redundant and the book was littered with grammatical errors.

[Danni · Rating 4 out of 5]

I am glad I bought this book. It had some really good ideas.