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The Minimalist Solution: Living with Less for a Life of Simplicity and Fulfillment
You're about to learn exactly how to simplify your life and begin living with less. The minimalist lifestyle has been a valid idea for decades and has only become more and more relevant as our society progresses more and more into a materialistic world. It seems like so many people are chasing the cart, running the rat-race, and looking for that extra "thing" that just might possibly be the answer to their contentedness. Little do they know, that the answer to happiness just may well revel in living with less possessions, not more. It seems so easy to just prescribe one to get rid of a majority of their possessions and then ask them to feel happy, but we all know that simplistic approach is not the answer. Living the minimalist lifestyle and finding fulfillment is not necessarily about how many toys you have, but what you do with the things you do have, as well as the ways you architect your activities and schedules. Minimalism is a personal, tailored lifestyle that adheres to each person who dares to live it - and THAT is what brings happiness and fulfillment. How, might you ask? This book is your answer! Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...
32 pages, Paperback
First published February 19, 2014
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August 16, 2014
I downloaded this free book because the title sounded interesting, but after reading the entire book I am still unclear what exactly Minimalism is. The author was overly concerned with presenting all points of view and did not accurately describe any of them in detail. I was also expecting some actual how-to's for getting rid of clutter and organizing, but this book merely talked about why it is a good thing to de-clutter and organize and how good you feel once its done. For me, this book missed the mark.
November 18, 2014
I think I was expecting more examples on how to become a minimalist. There were references to other Internet and minimalist group websites I would want to look into.
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