You do not need to abandon a good life. You may need to change its size.
A meeting, a useful object, an unread message, or a possible future can keep asking for time, attention, money, space, coordination, and proof. None is necessarily wrong. Together, they can make a life too large to inhabit well.
A Smaller Life, Better Lived offers a practical way to reduce those continuing claims while protecting the people, responsibilities, useful ambitions, and delights that matter. The five-step Keeping Test helps you:
With humane, imperfect examples, carefully qualified research, and tools you can use immediately, this book shows how to make a calendar clearer, a home more workable, attention quieter, and shared responsibility fairer.
Smaller does not mean empty, pure, or withdrawn. It means building a life you can return to.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. You do not need to abandon a good life. You may need to change its size.A meeting, a useful object, an unread message, or a possible future can keep asking for time, attention, money, space, coordination, and proof. None is necessarily wrong. Together, they can make a life too large to inhabit well.A Smaller Life, Better Lived offers a practical way to reduce those continuing claims while protecting the people, responsibilities, useful ambitions, and delights that matter. The five-step Keeping Test helps you: name what a commitment, object, channel, or status demand keeps asking from you;separate duty and devotion from habit, fear, possibility, and proof;count the full cost, including work transferred to other people;choose an honest size: keep, shrink, share, season, or release;protect what remains without turning every open hour into another project.With humane, imperfect examples, carefully qualified research, and tools you can use immediately, this book shows how to make a calendar clearer, a home more workable, attention quieter, and shared responsibility fairer.Smaller does not mean empty, pure, or withdrawn. It means building a life you can return to. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798193939047
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - You do not need to abandon a good life. You may need to change its size.A meeting, a useful object, an unread message, or a possible future can keep asking for time, attention, money, space, coordination, and proof. None is necessarily wrong. Together, they can make a life too large to inhabit well.A Smaller Life, Better Lived offers a practical way to reduce those continuing claims while protecting the people, responsibilities, useful ambitions, and delights that matter. The five-step Keeping Test helps you: - name what a commitment, object, channel, or status demand keeps asking from you;- separate duty and devotion from habit, fear, possibility, and proof;- count the full cost, including work transferred to other people;- choose an honest size: keep, shrink, share, season, or release;- protect what remains without turning every open hour into another project.With humane, imperfect examples, carefully qualified research, and tools you can use immediately, this book shows how to make a calendar clearer, a home more workable, attention quieter, and shared responsibility fairer.Smaller does not mean empty, pure, or withdrawn. It means building a life you can return to. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798193939047
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. You do not need to abandon a good life. You may need to change its size.A meeting, a useful object, an unread message, or a possible future can keep asking for time, attention, money, space, coordination, and proof. None is necessarily wrong. Together, they can make a life too large to inhabit well.A Smaller Life, Better Lived offers a practical way to reduce those continuing claims while protecting the people, responsibilities, useful ambitions, and delights that matter. The five-step Keeping Test helps you: name what a commitment, object, channel, or status demand keeps asking from you;separate duty and devotion from habit, fear, possibility, and proof;count the full cost, including work transferred to other people;choose an honest size: keep, shrink, share, season, or release;protect what remains without turning every open hour into another project.With humane, imperfect examples, carefully qualified research, and tools you can use immediately, this book shows how to make a calendar clearer, a home more workable, attention quieter, and shared responsibility fairer.Smaller does not mean empty, pure, or withdrawn. It means building a life you can return to. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798193939047
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