Minimalist living: Practical and simple guide to spend less, declutter home and simplify your life!

by Stephen Collins

Overview

When most people hear about this new craze known as the minimalistic lifestyle the first thing that comes to their minds is "I have to throw away all of my cool stuff and live in a hut in the middle of nowhere!"



If this is what you believe then you are totally off the mark and have been told misinformation. When we talk about the minimalistic lifestyle we are talking about a lifestyle free of clutter both physical and mental.



In today's society, we take everything that we have for granted. We purchase everything in a disposable container, we wear designer clothing, purchase the newest and greatest gadget when they hit the market and just fill our lives with junk.



Who can call themselves a minimalist?



Anyone!



Minimalism CAN be for everyone but requires massive discipline and an open mind. If you are struggling with being disciplined, this guide will help you with that as well and prepare you for the Minimalist journey.



Before you start, ask yourself these questions



Who are you and what do you want?



Why do I want to be a minimalist?



Possible reasons



The traveler
Outdoors man
Newlyweds
Setting Goals
Releasing Mental Stress
Saves Money
Easier to Clean
People who enjoy freedom in their lives
People who love the environment
Become more productive
Set examples for our kids
Support causes
Your home is more visually appealing
Grab Minimalist living: Practical and simple guide to spend less, declutter home and simplify your life! and start your journey today!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940159094599
Publisher:	Readers Circle
Publication date:	04/14/2018
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	315 KB

About the Author

Stephen Collins studied Psychology at the Ohio State University. Which then lead into pursing career in self-improvement. He was introduced to this new self improvement lifestyle shortly after graduating from college. One of the things he wanted to change was binge behaviour. He'd binge eat, watch ton of episodes of his favorite shows at once... He soon discovered ways to help improve his self-discipline and only few short weeks after that, he was 'cured'

Stephen is an author of: Stop Binge Eating, Minimalist Living, How to Analyze people and more!