Live Simple by John December

Looking for some extended reading?

Author John December has made his self-published book, “Live Simple“, available for reading online for FREE – or only $4 for the downloadable e-book version.

Are you a “human doing”– running from place to place, over-scheduled, over-committed, with your priorities lost in the trivia of life? If so, this book is for you. With it, you can adopt tactics to reduce the clutter of your life, the complications of your daily routine, and your living costs in terms of time, energy, and money. You’ll free up time and energy to devote to your dreams and goals. This is the paperback edition of the popular hypertext work Live Simple at www.december.com. This paperback edition contains all the chapter content, tactics, case studies, and notes from the online hypertext edition in a handy paperback format. Throughout this book, you’ll find specific things to do (called “tactics”) to help you manage possessions, choose and arrange where to live, streamline daily routines, identify and support dreams, and use resources effectively. These tactics help you reduce clutter, gain a strong focus on personal goals, and save time, money, and energy.

The book contains sections on simplifying your home, your stuff, your routine, your dream and your resources.

We’re in the middle of reading it so far and really enjoying it.

We’ll follow up with some of John’s pointers in the future — but take the time to check out the book and support a self-publishing author yourself.

Live Simple: Radical Tactics to Reduce the Complexity, Costs, and Clutter of your Life

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Posted: January 18th, 2010 by Jonathan D. Blundell
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