There’s more to life than buying stuff.
There are many wonderful people pursuing and promoting simplicity. Fortunately, some of them are gifted in communication and choose to encourage and inspire us with their words. I enjoy reading their unique perspective. I’m sure you will too.
So fix yourself a nice warm cup of coffee or tea on this beautiful weekend. Find a quiet moment. And enjoy some encouraging words about finding more simplicity in your life today.
Is Minimalism The Lifestyle Of The Future? | The Huffington Post by Rosie Leizrowice. We are moving from a culture of ownership to one of access.
The Minimalist Question is the Important Thing | mnmlist by Leo Babauta. Minimalism is about asking a simple question: what is important to you?
When Life Happens, It’s Nice to Have Less Stuff | A Dozen Davises by Tracy Davis. August through December 2016 was one of the most intense times of my life, in both good ways and bad.
Compared to What? | This is Seth’s Blog by Seth Godin. Thanks to marketing, the media and our culture, we spend a lot of our time comparing before we decide whether or not we’re happy.
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Another great list of weekend reads. Loved Leo Babauta’s piece and the question, “What’s important to you?” That question can be the impetus to simplifying and embracing what matters. Thanks!
Thanks for this round up. I especially liked Rosie Leizrowice’s piece. The idea of borrowing friend’s jeans that “sort of” fit is a humorous but spot-on illustration showing us that yes, minimalism could be the lifestyle of the future.
So inspiring! Thank you! :)
Always such sound and inspiring approach on your weekend posts. Our firm always encourages our clients to work with what they have first. There are so many faces of living a simply live. Common denominator is peace. Have a great wedding!-Laurel Bledsoe
Hi Joshua,
not only do I love your posts and handpicked weekend reads, but also the beautiful and ever-new coffee cup arrangements that you publish with your weekend reads. For me a treat in itself!
Thanks a million and keep up the good work!
Christine
Thanks for the kind words Christine.