Life has gotten very complicated. So much information coming at us constantly, unending demands for our time.
Growing inboxes, endless pieces of junk mail (but you have to be careful, there could be something actually IMPORTANT in all that mail!).
Do you crave simplicity?
[box type=”shadow” align=”aligncenter” width=”800″ ]”Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” – Leonardo Da Vinci[/box]
How do you find that though, while keeping commitments, being there for your family, doing your job, keeping up with your friends?
Mike Burns tells us we can all simplify in his book called… “Simpler.”
That’s a simple title!
He doesn’t try to tell us that life can be simple at every moment, but he does show us ways for how to move in the direction of simplicity.
Here’s a guy that is:
- Married (with children – 6 to be exact)
- Works Full time
- Works on the Side
- Writes books, etc
- His children have different hobbies
- He has friends and relatives scattered all over the country – and he tries to keep in touch
Just a peek at his busy life.
The book is an easy and quick read, but it is full of valuable, actionable information to help you sift through your life to find the important things.
It’s about finding priorities.
Read it, put it into practice, change your life.
You can get more simplification advice on his blog, theothersideofcomplexity.com
