Minimalism: Declutter Your Mind, Declutter Your Life
By Todd Foley
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About this ebook
Your minimalism journey begins here.
“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication,” — Apple Computer slogan, 1977
We can learn something from the late Steve Jobs about minimalist living: How to declutter, live simply and be generous, all while achieving our dreams.
Buy “Minimalism: Declutter Your Mind, Declutter Your Life,” to:
- Gain control over your life
- Have less stress
- Use the “J-Word” to free yourself of consumer thinking
- Use the 5 Box System to declutter your home
- Read 20 inspiring minimalism quotes
- Gain a better sense of self
- Make room for more joy in your life
Minimalist living is about finally making the space in your life to become who you truly are. Learn from history’s greatest thinkers how they achieved great success in their lives through a life of minimalism.
Take back control of your life today. Buy this minimalism book to get started right now.
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Minimalism - Todd Foley
Chapter 1: Introduction
There are many misconceptions about minimalism. The glossy magazines portray a lifestyle that is only open to the super rich, who live in a perfection of white, bare walls, someone who has no connection to the real world in which most of us live.
Or, we see the satirized bore, droning on over wine and appetizers about how they live with few possessions, but their top-of-the-line Mercedes is parked outside. Our idea of what constitutes a minimalistic lifestyle can vary a lot depending of the socio-economic circles you are surrounded by.
Minimalism means much more. Through this book we will learn that minimalism is about simplification, about stripping away the peripheries clogging our lives to expose that which we should really cherish.
We will discover the benefits that minimalism can offer: benefits to yourself, through improved physical and mental health, through a greater focus on what is important to you; benefits to your loved ones through the creation of more time to spend with them, and benefits to others in general through the philanthropy that minimalism creates.
We will look at one famous entrepreneur, Steve Jobs, who had all the trappings of success, but still knew what was important. Though his famous Apple products benefitted from minimal design, Jobs also put minimalism into practice in his personal life. He could afford anything, but kept his life simple, and focused on spending time with family, and giving away much of his wealth to charity. We will learn from his story, and see what other great thinkers had to say about minimalism and simplicity.
This book will tell you how to start the minimalism process, offer tips and give guidance.
But most of all, the message this book will seek to infer is that minimalism is what you wish to make of it. It is something to which you can commit to whatever extent you choose.
It is a lifestyle choice that is under your control.
Chapter 2: Philosophy of Decluttering
At the heart of minimalism is the plan to base our existence around what we really need. But the very act of separating ‘need’ from ‘want’, ‘desire’ and ‘expectations’ is deeply challenging. Especially in a world that teaches us to expect to get everything we want, and to desire whatever we choose. We can really get hung up on the concept of minimalism, making it seem like something frightening, unachievable, so radical that, should we raise the subject, all our friends will cough quietly and head off to talk to somebody else. But it doesn’t need to be scary. Minimalism is about stripping things back to their simplest form.
So what is minimalism? Let’s see:
Gaining Clarity of Your Life Goals
Ask a child what they want to be when they grow up, and we can usually get a pretty straight-forward answer. It might not be particularly realistic, or even sensible, but the child knows what they want to do. ‘Football Star!’ they will assert, or ‘Celebrity!’ Try it out and