Declutter Your Mind: Live like a Minimalist for a Simpler, More Disciplined and Much Happier Life: Why Minimalism and the Pursuit of Less Changes Everything

by Gary Weber

Do you feel like your brain is in serious overdrive? Is a stream of clutter slowly turning your mental space into a chaotic mess? If the answer is yes, it means that your mind is frantically waving a red flag, begging you to free up some headspace. We all live a busy life, and in this busy life, it's easy to lose grip over our mind and dwell into thinking unnecessary thoughts. We don't think such thoughts intentionally; most of these thoughts come to our mind on their own because that's just the nature of our mind. "The first step in crafting the life you want is to get rid of everything you don't."
― Joshua Becker Here are some of the things you will learn in this Lasting change won't happen until you take that first step into a strategy that works. Give this book a try, and you won't look back! - scroll up and click "add to cart" to receive your book instantly!

Genres: Personal Development

172 pages, Paperback

Published May 31, 2019

Reviews

[Kushal · Rating 3 out of 5]

Gary seems to have decluttered the meaningful content out of this book. :(

[Kim Woodbury · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book was very disappointing. I almost didn't finish it, but since the audio version was only 3 hours I plodded through. It was rather boring and did not provide many new insights.

[JH · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was ok. I have enjoyed other books on minimalism and essentialism more, but this was a brief overview. Came across as kind of harsh at times, but you’re either into these philosophies or not.

[Kmbing · Rating 1 out of 5]

Not my cup of tea, but to be fair, I listened to the book while commuting and most of the book is introspective questions that really need you to pause and write your thoughts and goals.

[Juan José Torres · Rating 5 out of 5]

Si ayuda a ordenar

Buenos consejos para ayudar despejar nuestra menta de lo innecesario. Todos por naturaleza solemos acumular cosas que no nos sirven, sin pensar que toda esa información es irrelevante. Esa información innecesaria con el pasar del tiempo no permite el ingreso de información nueva. Por lo que es bueno despejar lo innecesario por salud mental.