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by William Thomas (Author)
MINIMALIST BUDGET
Grab this GREAT physical book now at a limited time discounted price You are awoken early by the latest iPhone, notifying you that it is time to get ready for the day. After your shower, you adorn yourself with designer clothes, slip on your designer shoes, and protect your eyes with an expensive pair of sunglasses. Off you go in this year's model car. Throughout the day, you are probably bombarded with advertisements asking you to purchase something. Most of these advertisements are not for something you need, but most people will buy these products. They feel they are living life to the maximum. Perhaps you are also part of this demographicWe live in a culture of consumerism. We are constantly told buying more products will improve our quality life and bring us happiness. However, out of the madness of mass consumerism, a new trend is developing. This new trend emphasizes "less is more" and people who follow it strive to live their best life with as little as possible. This trend is called Minimalism.
You may have heard of Minimalism in a different context. You may think of it as an art form that depicts barren landscapes, monochromatic color schemes, and a few neatly-designed objects almost self-consciously placed in different corners of a room. You imagine that Minimalist living would be exactly this: having an empty space with few possessions. You may scoff at someone who is following a Minimalist lifestyle and imagine they have decided to shed their possessions to live as an ascetic. But I want you to stop worrying because the Minimalist lifestyle as we know it today is none of these things
Our lives are complicated; while some complications are inevitable, if we stop to reflect we will soon learn that many of our complications are self-inflicted. But when do we stop and reflect? We probably do not - and this is due to the fact that we are always busy and rushed, and do not have five minutes to spare for self-reflection; those five minutes are probably being spent in our endless chase for achieving happiness and living the perfect life. If you do find those five minutes to self-reflect, you will no doubt begin to wonder how your life got so complicated and what you can do to improve your conditions. You will notice that one of the biggest factors which is complicating your life is the chase and acquisition of material goods. You were probably under the impression that acquiring material goods was an indication of your personal and professional success; the more you own the more success you have attained seems to be the prevailing viewpoint. But before you know it, your standards continue to increase. Though you have acquired everything you once desired, they soon seem to lose their value and cause you more grief than joy. Yet you continue to believe that the only solution is to acquire more material goods. You no longer own these possessions - as a matter of fact, they now own you. You now realize that perhaps the answer is that less is more.
Minimalist living calls for discarding the unnecessary items you own and saving money by spending less. However, the point is not to lessen your quality of life and make you give up what you enjoy. Minimalist living is a way for you to enjoy life without needing to give in to the obsessive desire for pointless material things.
But how do you live a minimalist life? How do you get started? This book will help you answer these questions and offer you tricks for creating your own minimalist life. Some of the tricks you will learn are
- How to embrace the minimalist lifestyle
- How to discard unnecessary clutter
- Planning a budget
- Being frugal
- Prioritizing what you desire from life
- Carrying the minimalist approach to the digital world
- Much, much more
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Number of Pages: 100
Dimensions: 0.21 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: April 26, 2018
