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Reviewed in India on 9 March 2019
Step 1: Move the owl over.
Step 2: Wipe the floor where the owl had been sitting.
Step 3: Return the owl to its original position.
And if we didn't have this statue in our home?
Step 1: Wipe the floor. Done!
This book is an ideal companion for people who've already initiated themselves into Minimalism, and a revelation for the uninitiated. With a casual but crisp voice the writer tried to establish/convay his philosophy, without importing too much "philosophy" into the discourse. This book could help the reader realize his/her true calling (and long-term happiness eventually) just by discarding/disowning the unnecessary and pointless "things" around them, which used to seize and badger their mindspace like an unwanted, long-staying guest. Are these housekeeping tips the only taking from this book? Nope. Read the book to clear your conscience, and your cupboard as well. Cheers.
How we might clean the floor if we had an owl sculpture in the room?
Step 1: Move the owl over.
Step 2: Wipe the floor where the owl had been sitting.
Step 3: Return the owl to its original position.
And if we didn't have this statue in our home?
Step 1: Wipe the floor. Done!
This book is an ideal companion for people who've already initiated themselves into Minimalism, and a revelation for the uninitiated. With a casual but crisp voice the writer tried to establish/convay his philosophy, without importing too much "philosophy" into the discourse. This book could help the reader realize his/her true calling (and long-term happiness eventually) just by discarding/disowning the unnecessary and pointless "things" around them, which used to seize and badger their mindspace like an unwanted, long-staying guest. Are these housekeeping tips the only taking from this book? Nope. Read the book to clear your conscience, and your cupboard as well. Cheers.
Step 1: Move the owl over.
Step 2: Wipe the floor where the owl had been sitting.
Step 3: Return the owl to its original position.
And if we didn't have this statue in our home?
Step 1: Wipe the floor. Done!
This book is an ideal companion for people who've already initiated themselves into Minimalism, and a revelation for the uninitiated. With a casual but crisp voice the writer tried to establish/convay his philosophy, without importing too much "philosophy" into the discourse. This book could help the reader realize his/her true calling (and long-term happiness eventually) just by discarding/disowning the unnecessary and pointless "things" around them, which used to seize and badger their mindspace like an unwanted, long-staying guest. Are these housekeeping tips the only taking from this book? Nope. Read the book to clear your conscience, and your cupboard as well. Cheers.
Is There Happiness In Having Less?
By Abhishek Debnath on 9 March 2019
How we might clean the floor if we had an owl sculpture in the room?By Abhishek Debnath on 9 March 2019
Step 1: Move the owl over.
Step 2: Wipe the floor where the owl had been sitting.
Step 3: Return the owl to its original position.
And if we didn't have this statue in our home?
Step 1: Wipe the floor. Done!
This book is an ideal companion for people who've already initiated themselves into Minimalism, and a revelation for the uninitiated. With a casual but crisp voice the writer tried to establish/convay his philosophy, without importing too much "philosophy" into the discourse. This book could help the reader realize his/her true calling (and long-term happiness eventually) just by discarding/disowning the unnecessary and pointless "things" around them, which used to seize and badger their mindspace like an unwanted, long-staying guest. Are these housekeeping tips the only taking from this book? Nope. Read the book to clear your conscience, and your cupboard as well. Cheers.
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