Simplicity
SIMPLICITY:
Simplicity is not simply living. It means simple living. It has an intentional tone to it. Removing the letters "S" in the front and "Y" at the back, one will find the word IMPLICIT.
The benefit of simplicity is that it provides more peace in your life. Simplicity assists you in creating clear goals, focusing on your actions, and getting more done.
These factors help in eliminating the clutter and stress produced by undefined goals or purpose. It provides peace and tranquility in your life.
Consider just a few benefits of a life of simplicity
Healthier Life – Simple living can benefit physical and mental health on many levels. According to the CDC, more people die today from largely preventable diseases, such as high blood pressure and diabetes, than from infectious diseases. The simple living lifestyle incorporates eating fresh, unprocessed, more natural foods which help people stay healthier longer. Living a more simple life also helps lower stress; which naturally decreases blood pressure, and reduces risk of disease, migraines and colds.
Time for Fun and Laughter – Cutting back the stress in our lives gives more time to relax and have fun. At the end of life what do you want to remember; the long hours at the office or the fun time with family and friends. Living simply allows for more balance in life which makes it easier to maintain the lifestyle we desire and acquire more good memories.
Less Clutter, More Organized – Living simply declutters a daily schedule and materialistic lifestyle. Simplifying gives us the ability to eliminate stuff such as activities, chores, responsibilities and clutter around the house. It gives us room to breath and relax without feeling overwhelmed and pressured from the noise of life.
Financial Freedom – Living with less ends up costing less. Money can be made by selling extra stuff, which can then be used for paying off credit cards, loans and mortgages quicker. Imagine having no debts, what could be done with all that extra money? Most people realize they do not need a large paycheck, which may lead to a less stressful job, which then gives us more time to enjoy life.
Environmentally Friendly – Tom Hodgkinson believes the key to a free and simple life is to stop consuming and start producing. One way to simplify life is to get back-to-the-land and grow your own food. Increasing self-sufficiency reduces dependency on money and the economy. Our environmental footprint is smaller when we consume less because we then discard less, which emits fewer substances into the environment.
“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” ~ Leonardo da Vinci
Fred Tokè aka Tokèmon
Simplicity is not simply living. It means simple living. It has an intentional tone to it. Removing the letters "S" in the front and "Y" at the back, one will find the word IMPLICIT.
The benefit of simplicity is that it provides more peace in your life. Simplicity assists you in creating clear goals, focusing on your actions, and getting more done.
These factors help in eliminating the clutter and stress produced by undefined goals or purpose. It provides peace and tranquility in your life.
Consider just a few benefits of a life of simplicity
Healthier Life – Simple living can benefit physical and mental health on many levels. According to the CDC, more people die today from largely preventable diseases, such as high blood pressure and diabetes, than from infectious diseases. The simple living lifestyle incorporates eating fresh, unprocessed, more natural foods which help people stay healthier longer. Living a more simple life also helps lower stress; which naturally decreases blood pressure, and reduces risk of disease, migraines and colds.
Time for Fun and Laughter – Cutting back the stress in our lives gives more time to relax and have fun. At the end of life what do you want to remember; the long hours at the office or the fun time with family and friends. Living simply allows for more balance in life which makes it easier to maintain the lifestyle we desire and acquire more good memories.
Less Clutter, More Organized – Living simply declutters a daily schedule and materialistic lifestyle. Simplifying gives us the ability to eliminate stuff such as activities, chores, responsibilities and clutter around the house. It gives us room to breath and relax without feeling overwhelmed and pressured from the noise of life.
Financial Freedom – Living with less ends up costing less. Money can be made by selling extra stuff, which can then be used for paying off credit cards, loans and mortgages quicker. Imagine having no debts, what could be done with all that extra money? Most people realize they do not need a large paycheck, which may lead to a less stressful job, which then gives us more time to enjoy life.
Environmentally Friendly – Tom Hodgkinson believes the key to a free and simple life is to stop consuming and start producing. One way to simplify life is to get back-to-the-land and grow your own food. Increasing self-sufficiency reduces dependency on money and the economy. Our environmental footprint is smaller when we consume less because we then discard less, which emits fewer substances into the environment.
“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” ~ Leonardo da Vinci
Fred Tokè aka Tokèmon
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