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Essentialism: The Art of Less - James Latham
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Essentialism: The Art of Less
The world today has evolved to become a fast-paced whirlpool of conflicting thoughts, hopes, vainness, expectations, failure and success into which the human race has been embroiled. The average man is constantly on different pursuits simultaneously, but unfortunately, most of them are not even... show more
The world today has evolved to become a fast-paced whirlpool of conflicting thoughts, hopes, vainness, expectations, failure and success into which the human race has been embroiled. The average man is constantly on different pursuits simultaneously, but unfortunately, most of them are not even worthy of his attentions but sadly enough, he doesn’t know. Born free with a clean slate, he is brought up from childhood to chase after everything within reach, to take every action he can take, to blur the difference between “needs” and want, and to diversify his efforts. The society does not teach him that he has a choice to choose whether to do, or not to do. He does not know that he can conserve energy and concentrate his efforts on a select few number of pursuits for a greater chance of success. He is running hard but he is not being chased. This book “Essentialism; the art of less” teaches you how to distinguish between background noise and your own real voice. It widens your perspective to see that you have a choice to decide what you want to do with your life at any point. It teaches you that less can and is usually more when it comes to lifestyle. It teaches you how to produce bigger results with even lesser efforts. The book;•Explains the core concepts of essentialism and minimalism•Describes who the essentialist is•Enumerates the invaluable benefits of an essentialist lifestyle •Gives compelling reasons for you to embrace essentialism•Empowers you to take back control of your life and be the master of your destiny•Corrects the notion that effort is proportional to outcome•Shows you the easiest way to become an essentialist•Outlines the pitfall you should avoid•Shows how less is more•Explains how you can fuel your focus and build clarity of purpose
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Format: Kindle Edition
ASIN: B075PSMYY2
Pages no: 40
Edition language: English
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Books by Arthur C. (editor) (Robert A. Heinlein; Murray Leinster; Theodore L. Thomas; Robert Silverberg; James H. Schmitz; Isaac Asimov; Cyril Kornbluth; Philip Latham; Jack Vance; Julian Huxley) Clarke
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