Minimalismo: Guía Paso A Paso Para Una Vida Significativa Con Una Vida Más Simple

Por Madeleine Jimenez

El libro nos presenta un panorama ámplio del cómo simplificar nuestras vidas al través del Minimalismo.

Este es un concepto no nuevo el concepto al principio se nos hace desconocido pero al ir conociéndolo y al familiarizarnos con ello, poco a poco nos damos cuenta de lo fácil y sencillo es llevarlo a cabo.

• Idioma: Español
• Editorial: Madeleine Jimenez
• Fecha de lanzamiento: 22 nov 2019
• ISBN: 9781071517925

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Minimalismo: Guía Paso A Paso Para Una Vida Significativa Con Una Vida Más Simple

Madeleine Jimenez

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TraducidoporJose Saul Agis Garcia 

Minimalismo: Guía Paso A Paso Para Una Vida Significativa Con Una Vida Más Simple

Escrito por Madeleine Jimenez

Copyright © 2019 Madeleine Jimenez

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Distribuidopor Babelcube, Inc.

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Traducido por Jose Saul Agis Garcia

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Table of contents

Table of contents

Introduction

The Truth about Minimalism

Why minimalism?

Have the freedom you deserve!

Save your hard earned money

Stop cluttering, start living

Save your time

Release the pressure

Save your energy

Be creative

Help ecosystem to go well

Seize the day

Minimalism is 100% achievable

Discover yourself

Develop consistency and simplicity

Follow Consumer Disobedience Policy

Rule No 1: Do not carry Logos

Rule No 2: Pay with cash:

Rule No 3: Stop being a Brand-freak

Rule No 4: Stop following trends

Rule No 5: One in, one out

Rule No 6: Fast

Rule No 7: Turn off the advertisements

Rule No 8: Save the fuel

Rule No 9: Downsize your living space

Rule No 10: Be skilful

Rule No 11: Do not want more

Rule No 12: Repair before replacement

Make revolutionary acts

Let’s play a game!

Reset your living space

Go organized

De-clutter slowly and gradually

Select the right furniture

Add shelves

Go vertical

Leave empty floor spaces

Paint smartly

Be content and satisfied

Understand your Problems and get results

Introducción

La verdad acerca del Minimalismo

¿Por qué minimalismo?

¡Ten la libertad que mereces!

Ahorra tu dinero que con tanto esfuerzo has ganado

Deja de acumular, empieza a vivir

Ahorra tu tiempo

Deshazte de la presión

Ahorra tu Energía

Sé creativo

Ayuda al Ecosistema a estar bien

Aprópiate del día

Trae paz a tu interior

El Minimalismo es 100% alcanzable

Descúbrete a ti mismo

Desarrolla la consistencia y la simplicidad

Sigue la póliza de la desobediencia del consumidor

Regla No 1: No portes Logos

Regla No 2: Paga en efectivo:

Regla No 3: Deja de ser un fanático de las marcas

Regla No 4: Deja de seguir las tendencias

Regla No 5: Uno adentro, uno afuera

Regla No 6: Rápido

Regla No 7: Apaga los comerciales

Regla No 8: Ahorra el combustible

Regla No 9: Reduce tus espacios de vida

Regla No 10: Sé hábil

Regla No 11: No deseesmás

Regla No 12: Repara antes de reemplazar

Lleva a cabo actos revolucionarios

¡Juguemos el juego!

Re-establece tu espacio de vida

Organízate

Descongestiona lenta y gradualmente

Selecciona los mueblescorrectos

Agrega repisas

Usa lo vertical

Deja espacios vacíos en el piso

Pinta inteligentemente

Sé contento y satisfecho

Entiende tu problema y resuélvelo

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We live in a world full of confusion and complication. The life is made more and more luxurious and materialistic and there the complication arises. As the global technologies and modernization is growing, the search for peace and tranquillity also arises. This results in masses seeking for simplicity and minimalism in their lives.

The concept that happiness and self fulfilment comes from the commodities we have around, in turn comes from the same insane marketing world. We see adds insisting on each and every thing as a must have stuff. While watching the same adds again and again and witnessing the marketing schemes, we become victims of it. We tend to think according to what is being told and try to achieve things which later on prove to have a little contribution in our lives. The materialistic world wants us to think that we are in need of every other thing displayed to us. There is a great difference between what is needed and what we want. Ideally, we should want what we need. But when we start wanting things that aren’t needed, that is where the fuss starts.

Speaking out of my experience; holding too much means having less room for your own self. I used to have many books in my shelves, many clothes in my wardrobe, lot more crockery in my kitchen than needed, hundreds of jewellery items that I seldom used and the list goes on. Keeping in mind the typical marketing thought process, the more is the better. But trust me, it’s not! The more stuff you accumulate, the more burden falls on your pocket, your energy, your positivity, your peace of mind and your life as a whole. On one fine day, I decided to seek the peace that had been missing for so long in my life despite having everything that I wanted. In the pursuit of real pleasure, I figured