
Minimalist Living
Declutter Your Home, Schedule & Digital Life for Simple Living (and Discover Why Less Is More)
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Narrado por:
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Corinne Phillips
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De:
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Aston Sanderson
Save your life from your stuff with minimalist living. Declutter your home. Live simply. Save money.
Learn mental tricks to want what you already have, instead of always craving more.
Minimalism doesn't mean you live in a bare apartment and own three shirts. Minimalism means cutting out the things in your life that waste your time, energy and money, so you can spend time on the things you love and cherish most. It's true: Less is more.
Don't waste another day buried under things. Live a life of beauty, engagement, simplicity, and abundance with minimalism. Listen to this book today to learn how to declutter your home, save time, digitally detox and live a life of true meaning.
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Also, the information provided is useful and can actually be applied to everyone—including those of us who do not wish to throw away all of our possessions. I mean face it, in many cases, there is a reason we acquired some of these things to begin with, right? Well, these reasons are often scoffed at among the hard core minimalist crowd. For instance, I bought wood glue not because it “brings me joy” (as Marie Kondo would require), but because I sometimes need to glue wood. According to the tenets of some other minimalist gurus, I would be bound to immediately throw my useful glue away.
Not here. Sanderson acknowledges the necessity of some kinds of possessions in a modern world, while at the same time providing insight into the type of clutter we might do without. She discusses the psychology of consumerism in order to explain why humans fall prey to acquiring too many things in the first place. She makes the point that at times, some of buy things not because we need them, but to fill a void of some sort or to make us happy. Yet, studies have shown that people gain the largest dopamine rush from planning to purchase something rather than actually purchasing it, let alone owning it over the long term. Once we have something, it becomes just another possession we need to manage. After all, item we own was once something new.
I think that even if you don’t want or intend to downsize, you could still benefit from this book, if only to prevent the needless acquisition of more useless belongings. For the modest price and the hour or so of listening time, it is totally worth the investment.
The narration was superb. I wouldn't change a single thing about Ms. Phillips' performance.
I was provided this book for free at my request from the author, publisher or narrator and have voluntarily left this review.
Useful even if you don't intend to downsize
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minimal but important
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Great Read
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Wow life changing
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After describing how minimalism has been an improvement in her life, she gives several simple ideas and rules of thumb that can help readers and listeners to get started. It's especially helpful that she understands how monumental and difficult a task decluttering can be and builds some of her methodology for clean-up around that.
The reader was clear and did well making the book nice to listen to.
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A helpful philosophy and how to start
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Great book
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Brooke
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What did you love best about Minimalist Living?
It's to the point and it has interesting insight that I haven't heard in other books on minimalism.What about Corinne Phillips’s performance did you like?
She was clear and easy to listen to.Any additional comments?
This book was very enjoyable and refreshing. It is well worth your time. I have recommended this title to several people already.*This book was given to me for free at my request and I provided this voluntary review.
It's About More Than Just Clearing Out Your Junk
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This book is Very easy to listen to., and at times funny. Its a good listen. Its about minimalism. not throwing away everything you have. or just owning a pair of shoes, a T and jeans - thankfully. It's more realistic which I enjoyed.
snd it even got me to clean out my closet.
This is my first time listening to Miss Phillips. she has a very sweet and soothing voice and I would listen to her again.
Overall I would recommend this book to anyone who's trying to tidy up.
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.
I really do have to much stuff
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(and Discover Why Less Is More)
This was a very uselful and eye-opening audiobook. It really opened my eyes at the things that are clutter in my home and life. I've learned that I'm on the right track each day. I think I heard somewhere that every time you bring in something new, you should toss out two things that are old which will help you to declutter. This audiobook is extremely helpful and I'll listen to it again for moral support as I go through and let go of old things.
As for being a minimalist; I was raised a minimalist. My mother could stretch a dollar for a mile even when she didn't have to. Back in those days you couldn't rent movies or buy them and if you wanted books you went to the library. My mother sewed her own clothes and we went out to eat once a week. And we didn't have to do this, but it was how she herself was raised.
There was a place in this audiobook that touched briefly on how the Egyptians were buried with all their belongings and without being too blunt I figured it meant that you can't take things with you when you pass. That's my philosophy. I like buying things. What I don't like is wastefulness. I think in some instances too much of a good thing can be a bad thing. As for getting rid of things to later re-purchase them on Amazon, I learned the hard way that if you find something you love then buy more than one as 99% of the time the price will triple at least if not more or the item will be discontinued altogether. As for digital; I try really hard to not sign up for emails or subscriptions.
I am very glad that a lot of things touched upon in this book I already do without even realizing it. Overall, I found this book to be very helpful and full of good suggestions that I can work harder on to continue with my quest of de-cluttering.
The narration: Corinne Phillips is a splendid reader. She has a perfect voice for anything. She did an exceptional job with this book being a sort of guide. She was upbeat and positive with a subject that may be hard for some people to grasp. Her performance was spot on.
I received this audiobook for review and have left an honest and unbiased review.
Really Good Advice On Decluttering Your Life
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