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Introduction To A Minimalistic Lifestyle - Tips And Techniques To Decluttering Y

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Introduction to a Minimalistic Lifestyle - Tips and Techniques to Decluttering Your Life Table of Contents Introduction What Has Stopped Now? Spring Cleaning Fever Rules of a Minimalist Lifestyle Why Are You Buying Something? Can I Afford This Thing Creating Tension for Ourselves Decluttering your living space Changing Yourself to Gain Happiness Author Bio Publisher Introduction A minimalistic lifestyle has been part and parcel of the human social fabric for millenniums. Why did humans need it? There was the time when humans were more interested in the struggle for survival against the elements, and against dangerous animals and also other human beings of other tribes. Slowly and steadily, human beings began to get more settled. Peace came onto the earth - or at least in their regions. Settlements began to grow. People began to settle down to an agriculturalist style of living, instead of going in for the Hunter lifestyle followed by their ancestors. Their Hunter ancestors 10,000 years ago - and ours, perhaps 25,000 years ago, and more - were not bothered much about gathering plenty of physical and material belongings to them. The concept of "your" and "mine" was not a common thing at that time. Nevertheless, they knew that they needed some basic materials to survive. These included clothing, hunting weapons and shelter. Utensils, they could do without, because all they needed was to have any hollow space available, and there they were, they could cook the food hunted during the day, and next day move their camps to other hunting grounds. But as human beings began to settle down, and began making permanent places in which to live, there began a steady search for knowledge and the expansion of mankind's creative and artistic sensibilities. That is when the concept of Your and Mine came into existence. The instinct of possessing something which was not easily available or which was just the possession of one particular person began to crop up in the lives of human beings. And that brought with it sorrow, jealousy, envy, greed, and all the other negative emotions, which unfortunately are parts of our lives today.

Quirky Girl's Ten Point Plan For A Healthy Lifestyle

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Quirky Girl's TEN POINT PLAN for a HEALTHY LIFESTYLE EVERY PERSON IS DIFFERENT EVERYONE STARTS FROM WHERE THEY ARE NOW YOUR LIFESTYLE CHANGES ARE TAILORED PERSONALLY FOR YOU The biggest challenge with most conventional 'diets' is boredom. The same old boring 'diet' foods - always feeling on the edge of hunger - can't eat this - shouldn't eat that. Not allowed to drink alcohol - red wine is more fattening than white wine - beer is full of calories - dry cider is better for you than sweet cider. Says who? Not me. We've heard it all before - it didn't work then and it never will work. No food or drink is banned on the Ten Point Plan. You learn to eat the food you love in the quantities that suit the person you wish to become. If you eat properly balanced meals which suit the lifestyle you live, you will never feel hungry and resort to 'yo-yo' dieting of bingeing and starving. BELIEVE IN YURSELF.

Leadership- More Than A Decision It's A Lifestyle

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I Can lead by example but I must know the leaders that are sane and rational if i am to point the way to sanity for my people and that is my eternal duty to be the watchman that sits at the gate and knows who to let in and who to send away based on pure knowledge of who the individual is and weighing everything in the balance. I will let you know that your common sense88 Wisdom is wealth! One thing I respect deeply about Africa is the treasure of wisdom our ancestors have handed down to us. While some of our leaders may have forgotten them, the rest of us don't need to. From prudent sayings on wisdom itself, to judicious encouragements, warnings and even quirky advice on learning, patience, unity, wealth, poverty, community, family, love and marriage, these quotes will inspire you to be the best you can possibly be.When you follow in the path of your father, you learn to walk like him. ~Ashanti ProverbPhotography by Eric Lafforgue - http://www.ericlafforgue.comAfrican Quotes on WisdomWisdom is wealth. ~ Swahili Wisdom is like a baobab tree; no one individual can embrace it. ~ Akan proverb The fool speaks, the wise man listens. ~ Ethiopian proverbWisdom does not come overnight. ~ Somali proverbThe heart of the wise man lies quiet like limpid water. ~ Cameroon proverbWisdom is like fire. People take it from others. ~ Hema (DRC) proverbOnly a wise person can solve a difficult problem. ~ Akan proverbKnowledge without wisdom is like water in the sand. ~ Guinean proverbIn the moment of crisis, the wise build bridges and the foolish build dams. ~ Nigerian proverbIf you are filled with pride, then you will have no room for wisdom. ~ African proverbA wise person will always find a way. ~ Tanzanian proverbNobody is born wise. ~ African proverb A man who uses force is afraid of reasoning. ~Kenyan proverbWisdom is not like money to be tied up and hidden. ~ Akan proverbAfrican Quotes on LearningLearning expands great souls. ~ Namibian proverbTo get lost is to learn the way. ~ African proverbBy crawling a child learns to stand. ~ African proverbIf you close your eyes to facts, you will learn through accidents. ~ African proverbHe who learns, teaches. ~ Ethiopian proverbWealth, if you use it, comes to an end; learning, if you use it, increases. ~ Swahili proverbBy trying often, the monkey learns to jump from the tree. ~ Buganda proverbYou always learn a lot more when you lose than when you win. ~ African proverbYou learn how to cut down trees by cutting them down. ~ Bateke proverbThe wise create proverbs for fools to learn, not to repeat. ~ African proverbWhat you help a child to love can be more important than what you help him to learn. ~African proverbBy the time the fool has learned the game, the players have dispersed. ~Ashanti proverbOne who causes others misfortune also teaches them wisdom. ~ African proverbYou do not teach the paths of the forest to an old gorilla. ~Congolese proverbWhat you learn is what you die with. ~ African proverbInstruction in youth is like engraving in stone. ~Moroccan ProverbWhen you follow in the path of your father, you learn to walk like him. ~Ashanti ProverbEars that do not listen to advice, accompany the head when it is chopped off. ~African ProverbAdvice is a stranger; if he's welcome he stays for the night; if not, he leaves the same day. ~Malagasy ProverbTraveling is learning. ~Kenyan ProverbWhere there are experts there will be no lack of learners. ~Swahili ProverbAfrican proverbs on Peace and LeadershipPeace is costly but it is worth the expense. ~Kenyan proverbWar has no eyes ~ Swahili sayingWhen a king has good counselors, his reign is peaceful. ~Ashanti proverbPeace does not make a good ruler. ~Botswana proverbA fight between grasshoppers is a joy to the crow. ~ Lesotho proverbThere can be no peace without understanding. ~Senegalese proverbMilk and honey have different colors, but they share the same house peacefully. ~ African proverbIf

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