What the fuck preserve? Decluttering and minimalism
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Self Improvement
| Author: | Frank Diamante | ISBN: | 9788892643390 |
| Publisher: | Youcanprint | Publication: | December 19, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Frank Diamante |
| ISBN: | 9788892643390 |
| Publisher: | Youcanprint |
| Publication: | December 19, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The consumerist society there has "tamed" for good, in order to enable us to become the voracious consumers of unnecessary things, bulky and expensive.
There fill of thousands of objects to fill a void which seems unbridgeable, as if it were normal accumulate in continuation every object that we see.
If you are reading this book because you are sensitive to this issue and perhaps you feel even a little idiots when, in opening a cabinet or drawer, you may undertake to rummaging among thousands of objects to find what you need.
Well, the councils bachelors expressed in this book may help to give you the motivation that you are missing to deliver you from your past spent to accumulate too many unnecessary things, sometimes also costly.
Eliminating and selling unnecessary things, not only do you get more space in the house and a few bucks more in the pockets, but you will also obtain benefits from the psychological point of view, because you will start to buy only what you really want to; this will make you feel better and allow you to know even better your personality.
The "decluttering", in a few words, consists in the stop spending money to fill with shit shiny.
The consumerist society there has "tamed" for good, in order to enable us to become the voracious consumers of unnecessary things, bulky and expensive.
There fill of thousands of objects to fill a void which seems unbridgeable, as if it were normal accumulate in continuation every object that we see.
If you are reading this book because you are sensitive to this issue and perhaps you feel even a little idiots when, in opening a cabinet or drawer, you may undertake to rummaging among thousands of objects to find what you need.
Well, the councils bachelors expressed in this book may help to give you the motivation that you are missing to deliver you from your past spent to accumulate too many unnecessary things, sometimes also costly.
Eliminating and selling unnecessary things, not only do you get more space in the house and a few bucks more in the pockets, but you will also obtain benefits from the psychological point of view, because you will start to buy only what you really want to; this will make you feel better and allow you to know even better your personality.
The "decluttering", in a few words, consists in the stop spending money to fill with shit shiny.
