Minimalism: Zero Waste Minimalism Guide - Increase your Happiness by Reducing your Waste in Order to Achieve a Minimalist Lifestyle

by Lucy Johnson

Achieve Absolute Contentment through a Minimalist Lifestyle!

UPDATE: New chapter on Changing the Mindset for Minimalism just added!

You’re about to discover how to...

...live life to the fullest without the burden of material possessions! Minimalism is a lifestyle that promotes self-reliance while encouraging individuals to enjoy every moment, indulge their passions, live debt-free and own all the basic necessities of comfortable and content living! In this book, you’ll learn of the first few steps towards a minimalistic lifestyle, eliminating waste in your life and living an intentional existence.

This guide aims to provide you with an easy and clear introduction into debunking the myths and misconceptions about minimalists. The book will acquaint you with the ethos and lifestyle of minimalists as a life choice and also as a simple new way of looking at existing practices.
The benefits of minimalism are multiple and this book will set out all the positives that this easy philosophy can bring to your own life. Its simplicity is key and one of its many rewarding attributes. It will allow you to de-clutter your mental and physical spaces to pave the way for a more rewarding life.


Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...
What is Minimalism? Benefits of Minimalism Getting Rid of Your Stuff Jobs, Hobbies and How You Spend Your Time Money in Minimalism Minimalism in Relationships

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Genres: Nonfiction

47 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 17, 2014

Reviews

[Leah Walker · Rating 2 out of 5]

I picked up this book because I thought it was about zero waste, but it turned out to be mostly about the basics of minimalism. It was clear and to the point, but not what I wanted from it. Luckily it was short, so it didn’t hinder me too much; I was just expecting something different. Tip: you can learn about minimalism in much more depth for free on YouTube.