Minimalism

<p>The modern society is very preoccupied with the idea that happiness may be found in one's goods. People are often categorised by what they own and where they reside in our society. From the outside looking in the majority of us believe that these kinds of things offer pleasure. However the number or worth of your belongings does not determine the level of enjoyment you experience in life. On the other hand this kind of thing always ends up entangling us to the point that we cease partaking in the pursuits that really bring us joy.</p><p><br></p><p>This manual teaches you how to harness the power of your mind so that you may see the world through a different lens. The mind is a powerful instrument. The contents of this book are presented in twenty chapters each of which focuses on a particular facet of the art of seeing. In the first chapter you will discover how to locate beauty in ordinary life and in the second chapter you will learn about the power of perspective.</p><p><br></p><p>It could seem to be a simple solution to tell someone to get rid of the bulk of their stuff and then ask them to feel happy but we are all aware that taking such a straightforward approach is not the solution. The key to achieving happiness while practising minimalism and reducing the amount of stuff you own is not so much how many possessions you have as it is what you do with the things you do have and how you structure your days in terms of what you do and when you do it. Because minimalism is a personal personalised lifestyle that conforms to each individual who dares to live it pleasure and fulfilment are brought about by THAT. Minimalism is a personal designed lifestyle that clings to each person. You may be wondering how. This book has the solution to your problem!</p>