Are you waiting to enjoy your lifer after the kids are bigger or when the mortgage is paid off? Are you dreaming of a simpler life, having the time to do the things that really matter to you?
Ok, so this dream is often interrupted by reality. And let’s face it, our culture has been whispering to us since we could listen: More is better. Being more successful, more efficient, more available … Yes, be more, do more, have more. More. More. More!
But, does constantly wanting more exhaust and overwhelm you? Have you become a victim of the modern epidemic – More at all costs? And of course, living a simpler life will not mean zero clutter and complications; after all we are part of the modern world, not secluded monks! But, designing a simpler life means having fewer distractions, so you can focus on what really matters. In fact, it’s all about saying yes to what’s right for you.
It’s easy to fill up our lives because there are so many things that sound amazing, and yeah, we hear about what others are doing and constantly want to add that to our lives. But remember, by not keeping up with the Jones’s you will be living with less stuff, less debt, less clutter, more freedom, more time and more joy.
Is living a simpler life worth it? By all means, yes! Time and money are two of the most valuable resources we have. When life gets simpler, the amount of these two things that a person has available will rise. So, refute the status quo, live a simpler life and focus on what really matters.
Bottom line: Life is about choices. Think about your excess and choose change. Simple!
Source: www.marcandangel.com, nosidebar.com, abreathofsimplicity.com, slowyourhome.com, zenhabits.net, www.becomingminimalist.com, www.mindbodygreen.com, www.independent.co.uk, www.huffingtonpost.com, bemorewithless.com, tinybuddha.com
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