Simplicity Maters

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 As we grow older and life goes on, everything around us becomes more complicated. From our emotions and relationships to work and even what's supposed to be relaxing hobbies. With the idea that complexity is more impressive than simplicity, many have started vilifying simplicity as another form of laziness. 

I, however, disagree with this notion. And if you do to, then here are just a few ways to simplify your life.


1 - DE - CLUTTER:  No seriously, clean out all of the things you will never use again, there's no reason to keep them.

2 - REDUCE GOALS AND COMMITMENTS:  I'm not talking about cutting our people and giving up, what I do mean though is that you don't have to spend all day, every day running full throttle after others.

3 - REDUCE DEPT:  Having dept causes a lot of stress and wastes time via overtime at work and extra jobs. I understand it's not that easy, but don't give up.

4 - STOP PROCRASTINATING: Finish small, easy tasks as they come. You really don't need to put of a 2-minute task.

5 - INVEST IN A CROCKPOT: A crockpot allows you to cook all day, without actually cooking. It's also delicious.

6 - CLEAN OUT YOUR CLOSET: I recently learned about a capsule wardrobe, essentially, the only clothes you keep are your most beloved outfits. This is a great idea for people who struggle to decide what to wear.

7 - PLAN FOR TOMMOROW, TONIGHT: make a list of tasks that have to be done the next day so that you're not running around and stressing about forgetting something.

8 - UNSUBSCRIBE: clear out your mail, both physical and digital, by unsubscribing from old, unneeded newsletters


These are just a few of the ways you can simplify your life and free up time for relaxation and de stressing. Thank you for reading this far, and as always.

Don't follow blindly, see for yourself.


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