Less is More

Triple Espresso:

Less is more.

Contrary to popular belief.

In my book "Practical Spirituality" written in 2002, I had an entire chapter both titled and devoted to this concept.

I think it's every bit as applicable, in fact, if not more so, today.

While this topic is broader than the scope of this quick post, in the spirit of the concept I'll do my best to keep it brief.

Less stuff equals more mobility and freedom...

Less clients equal more focused customer service and customer delight. Hence bringing more clients (interesting)...

Less mortgage and house payment equal more energy for creativity and more peace and fulfillment...

Less attempting to be and do everything means more mastery of your One Thing...

Less complaining means more gratitude and resourcefulness.

I could go on but I trust you get the point.

You've been conditioned by the idea that "more is better." This is both false and true.

It's a matter of what your heart, mind, and spirit truly want more of.

Defining your own life is not easy in a world gone mad with chasing the brass ring.

Less social conditioning means more authenticity and the living of your own values.

Your move.

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