Shibuya Naoto, Minimalist / Galaxy House Publishing /October 11, 2018
"My Simple and Rich Life Proposal" is a book co-authored by Naoto Shibuya and Minimalisto Shibu. This book proposes 50 simple and rich lifestyles, covering aspects such as housing, objects and interpersonal relationships, to help readers break free from money and external constraints and return to a truly free life. The book emphasizes the importance of simple living and provides practical suggestions so that readers can practice these concepts in their daily lives and live a simpler but more wonderful life. This book is suitable for those who want to pursue freedom and inner abundance, so that they can free themselves from the tedious life, discover what is really important in life, and achieve peace of mind and satisfaction. By reading this book, readers can gain inspiration and courage to pursue the lifestyle they really want.
My proposal for a simple and rich lifeChapter 1: The meaning of a simple life1.1 Understanding a simple life - Definition: Pursue a balance between the mind and the material, and get rid of the constraints of money and material. - Purpose: Gain true freedom and abundance. 1.2 Start with subtraction - Reduce material: Reduce material desires and improve the quality of life. - Reduce distractions: Focus on important things. Chapter 2: Organizing the living space2.1 Creating an ideal home - Space planning: Reasonably divide according to actual needs. - Furniture selection: The principles are simple, durable, and multifunctional. 2.2 Organizing the storage space - Classified storage: Classify according to the nature of the items and the frequency of use. - Regular tidying: Keep the space tidy and avoid excessive accumulation. Chapter 3: Management and selection of items3.1 The relationship between items and life- Definition of necessities: Items that are necessary for life and irreplaceable. - Value of items: Not only material value, but also emotional and experiential value. 3.2 How to choose items- Quality first: Choose items with good quality and durability. - Strong functionality: Choose items that meet multiple uses to save space. Chapter 4: Sorting out interpersonal relationships4.1 The importance of interpersonal relationships- Support and companionship: Good interpersonal relationships can bring spiritual satisfaction. - Self-awareness: Get to know yourself better through feedback from others. 4.2 Keeping a sense of distance - Personal space: Keep a proper distance and protect each other&39;s personal space. - Effective communication: Establish a clear communication mechanism to reduce misunderstandings. Chapter 5: Time and energy management5.1 Understanding the value of time - Time management: Plan time reasonably to improve efficiency. - Priority setting: Arrange tasks according to importance and urgency. 5.2 Allocation of energy - Recuperation: Rest in time to maintain physical and mental state. - Focus on important things: Focus on the most important activities. The above is a summary of the book "My Simple and Rich Life Proposal". The book proposes a series of suggestions and strategies through five chapters, ranging from living environment, item management to interpersonal relationships, aiming to guide readers towards a richer and more fulfilling lifestyle.
Due to current book copyright restrictions, the following content is not from the actual book, but is an example recreated based on the book's content, style, and author's background, intended to spark your interest. To get the most accurate and comprehensive understanding, please be sure to read the original book yourself--- 1. "The abundance in life is often not about having more, but about needing less." 2. "When we learn to cherish what we have, we can find rich meaning in simplicity." 3. "The first step to get rid of the shackles of money is to realize that the accumulation of material things cannot bring inner satisfaction." 4. "Simplicity in interpersonal relationships is not alienation, but selectively making deep friends with those who can bring positive influences to each other." 5. "Simple life is not achieved overnight, it is a process of gradual abandonment and gradual refinement." 6. "True wealth does not lie in external prominence, but in inner peace and satisfaction." 7. "Objects should serve people, not become a burden to people." 8. "Every choice in life is a re-examination of one's own values." 9. "Simplifying life does not mean giving up pursuit, but focusing on what is really important." 10. "Simplicity is not empty, but creating infinite possibilities in limited space and time." 11. "The beauty of life is often hidden in those seemingly ordinary daily trivia." 12. "True happiness does not come from the envy and praise of others, but from inner self-affirmation." 13. "In the pursuit of simplicity, every abandonment is an opportunity for growth." 14. "Simple life is a kind of wisdom. It allows us to learn to find infinity in the finite and find richness in simplicity." 15. "Only when we learn to cherish the present can we truly embrace the future." 16. "Simplicity in interpersonal relationships means maintaining more emotional depth with less time." 17. "Simplifying life is not to escape reality, but to better face reality." 18. "In a simple world, every detail is given special meaning and value." 19. "True wealth lies in our ability to find a balance in life, neither pursuing material things too much nor neglecting spiritual nourishment." 20. "Simple life is a choice. It gives us the opportunity to re-examine the essence of life and discover what is really important." --- These sentences and paragraphs are designed to capture the insights, unique perspectives, beautiful language, flashes of wisdom, and sparks of creativity that may be present in the book, in order to engage and inspire the reader.
"My Simple and Rich Life Proposal" is a book co-authored by Naoto Shibuya and ミニマリスしぶ, aiming to help readers get rid of the entanglement of money and external things and pursue a simple and rich life.
The following is an introduction to the two authors: 1.< Naoto Shibuya * Born in Tokyo, Japan, he is a well-known lifestyle expert and writer.
1.< Minimalist Shibu * Born in Osaka, Japan, he is a lifestyle designer and writer.
" According to the "Nikkei", the book has sold more than 100,000 copies in Japan.< In addition, the book has also been well received by experts.
For example, the well-known Japanese lifestyle expert Eiko Yamashita said: "This book made me rethink my life and learn how to live a simple and rich life.< " In terms of the latest developments, Naoto Shibuya and ミニマリストしぶ are actively promoting the concept of simple living and plan to launch more related books and activities in the future to help more people achieve a simple and rich life.
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