Minimalism: Adopting the Minimalist Philosophy to Simply Your Life, Decrease Stress, and Gain More Financial Freedom

by Fred Norman

If you have tried everything imaginable to live a simple life that is devoid of stress and financial problems, but have never been able to develop the right minimalist mindset for it, then this could be the most important online discovery you’ve ever seen…

Did you know that embracing a minimalist lifestyle is one of the most effective ways to reduce stress, declutter your life, overcome chaos and propel yourself to financial freedom?

Within the pages of this book, author Ron Norman explains how you can start living a simplified, uncluttered and more meaningful life even if you have struggled with minimalism before now. This self-help book will not only provide helpful and practical tips, but it is the ultimate minimalism guide to regaining control of your life and time, and having more money than ever before.

It really doesn't matter how messy your life is right now, you’ll conquer chaos, overcome debt, decrease stress and improve your general wellbeing once you start taking advantage of the information in this book.

Within the pages of this book, you’ll discover:

What minimalism is and how to gain unparalleled freedom by adopting it Make room for the most important things in your life and get great results How to get rid of physical possessions and set your priorities straight The role of intention in adopting minimalism How to improve every area of your life and live in total health using minimalism And much more

With this book, you’ll discover the great strategies for reducing clutter and creating more passion for living.

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26 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 10, 2019

Reviews

[Lin · Rating 2 out of 5]

Judgmental and Basic

I found this book to be very judgmental. It starts with providing 2 different examples of minimalism and letting the reader know that they define their own needs. Then the author proceeds to instruct the reader on what steps they need to take. These steps are general yet judgmental and do not convey the full meaning of minimalism. If you’d like to learn about minimalism I suggest reading a different book.

[Manlei Santeoni · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book. I already live a minimalist life, but I'm always seeking to keep this topic on my top of mind, and that's why I read as much as I can about it. I believe that we can always learn something from every book we read, and that certainly happened with this one. I recommend it.

[Helen Niemiec · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great

Practical advice and a very quick read. This is the first self help book that does not over explain it contradict itself. It is very minimal, fittingly enough and is short and to the point. Loved it!