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64Books That Radically Changed My Thinking—Affluenza the All-Consuming Epidemic
Affluenza, The All-Consuming Epidemic (ISBN-10: 1576753573, 2005) by John De Graaf, David Wann, and Thomas H. Naylor, is a book that started as a PBS Documentary about American consumerism. This 288-page...
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64Voluntary Simplicity
In the past few years there has been a fundamental shift among a large group of people as to how we live in the United States. Long known as a consumer society, many people have eschewed this lifestyle and...
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65The Frugal Housekeeper: Your One-Stop Pantry, Medicine Cabinet and Broom Closet
One can easily spend hundreds of dollars on fancy chemicals with fumes that do nasty things to skin, lungs and the environment. BUT ... we can replace a lot of the fume-y stuff with natural products we're probably already buying for the kitchen pantry.
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68Sustainable Success: Embrace Complexity & Create What Truly Matters
To create sustainable success, embrace complexity and create what matters most. This way, you create lasting results,and a simple, successful, and sustainable life or business, regardless of circumstances, events, or adversity.
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68The Promise of Simplicity: Doing More With Less
The promise of simplicity comes from doing more with less. The promise of simplicity is working less because you spend less. Simple living leads to freedom, and to a rich, successful, and sustainable life - a flourishing life - in harmony with the planet.
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73Creating Abundance? Or Sufficience?
Creating abundance in material ways can clutter your life. You create real wealth - joy, fulfillment, happiness, meaning - when you create sufficience. Sufficience means "just enough." Life can be simpler, more sustainable, and richer with meaningful abundance, if we practice sufficience.
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66Simplicity and Success
Trying to "balance" life and work, or simplicity and success is like balancing a seesaw. It's difficult, and it doesn't work for long. But you can integrate life and work, and simplicity and success by working within the creative framework. What was difficult becomes much easier!
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76Frugal Hair Care: Do It Yourself, Naturally!
Ever suffer from a severe Bad Hair Day? A day soooo bad, it drove you straight to your friendly neighborhood salon, supermarket or drug store in search of a cure? And did you walk out of said establishment with your head held high, and your paycheck laid low? Read On ...
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59The Frugal Bookworm: Get Books On the Cheap ... Or For Free!
Retail books are costly, especially if you add in the price of a latte at the bookstore cafe. Public libraries may not be open when you can get there Still, a person's gotta breathe, gotta eat, gotta read. (Not necessarily in that order.) So what's a frugal-minded bookworm to do?
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81Simple Living: Reasons to Downsize Your Home
When it comes to simple living, it seems like a good idea to start with the largest thing you will ever own; your home. Ever since WWII we have seen a steady increase in the size of our homes. The average...
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