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Book review Goodbye Things by Fumio Sasaki
Book review Goodbye Things by Fumio Sasaki Book review Goodbye Things by Fumio Sasaki – a book on minimalism and simplifying life. “Fumio Sasaki is not an enlightened minimalism expert or organizing guru like Marie Kondo―he’s just a regular guy who was stressed out and constantly comparing himself to others, until one day he decided to change his life by saying goodbye to everything he didn’t…
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By letting go of the old, I've been able to get hold of the new.
Fumio Sasaki, Goodbye, Things
Book review:
goodbye, things
Fumio Sasaki
By @loveandsubarus
The book goodbye, things by Fumio Sasaki is easy to ready as well as relate to. Fumio seems like a super down to earth guy and shares his life and the struggles he faced before he found minimalism, how his life changed after, and the steps he took to create a life of happiness for himself all by minimizing his things.
Throughout the book he included positive and inspirational quotes by some very wise people and also talks about challenges that you may have thought about while getting rid of your things and how it all can potentially change your life.
The best part was the whole book focused on one very important thing. People. For the whole story I guess you’ll have to read it for yourself! I highly recommend it and believe it’s one of the best minimalism books out there!
Why do we own so many things when we don’t need them? What is their purpose? I think the answer is quite clear: We’re desperate to convey our own worth, our own value to others. We use objects to tell people just how valuable we are.
Fumio Sasaki, Goodbye, Things
Book Review: Minimalism
Pernah nggk sih bingung, hari ini mau pakai baju apa ya? sekarang mau baca buku apa? hal sepele yang bisa nambah pikiran, padahal masih banyak urusan yang belum diselesaikan. apalagi ketika kepikiran, ah sepatu yang itu belum cuci atau pulsa internet hape yang satu nya habis, g bisa internetan bisa juga misal salah satu barang rusak.
banyak urusan kecil yang bisa jadi ganggu pikiran kan. crowded lah pokoknya.
dan beberapa waktu yang lalu, saya telah membaca salah satu buku yang sedang 'booming' tentang salah satu konsep yang bisa bikin hidup kita simpel. no ruwet-ruwet lah.
Goodbye, Things by Fumio Sasaki
jadi saya rangkum yaa. dibuku ini membahas mengenai konsep 'minimalism', yang berarti memiliki sedikit (kuantitas) benda namun memiliki nilai yang tinggi (kualitas).
dalam hal ini bisa berarti, memiliki benda yang seperlunya dan se-guna-nya. so, misal kamu punya banyak sekali pakaian nih, tetapkan jumlah barang yang dibutuhkan dan hanya yang dibutuhkan. sisa nya bisa d sumbangkan atau dijual, sesuka kalian dan meski punya nilai sentimental ya.
Misal gini,
aku punya 3 jam tangan. jadi, aku cuma pakai dan simpan 1 saja. sisa nya ku kasihkan adek.
bisa juga kaos, yang nama nya fashion pasti berubah. so bisa diakali dengan membeli kaos polos saja, kalo nggk bisa pilih kaos2 yang memang disukai. dan sisa sebagian besar silahkan sumbangkan ke pihak yang lebih membutuhkan.
Yang sudah bisa ku terapkan disini ada, pakaian, aksesoris dan buku (alih-alih jadi ebook, sekalian go green dan g ribet bawa buku kemana-mana). dan itu secara nggk langsung bikin fikiran lebih fokus. tenang.
So, Ayo coba. 😁
oiya, kalo semisal ada pertanyaan tentang apapun jangan sungkan bertanya. Tq.
Bandung, 24 Maret 2019 || Faisal Nizar
A storage area packed with our possessions is like a crowded commuter train. It isn't a soothing sight. And it takes more time and effort than we think to maintain its initial state. It's actually open space, left empty, that gives us peace of mind. While your brain may at first think of them as "unused" spaces, these open areas are incredible useful. They bring us a sense of freedom and keep our minds open to the more important things in life.
Fumio Sasaki, Goodbye Things
Tiny Navajo Reads: September Update
Tiny Navajo Reads: September Update
Ridiculous! It’s October and I love October! This is my absolute favorite time of year as it cools down and the leaves start to turn colors. It’s FALL! And it’s time to tell you all that I read in September and what I’m looking forward to book-wise in October.
In all of September, I read a total of 10 books. Not as much as others, but I’m okay with
that. I read Everything That Remains, East, Good…
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