The Joy of Doing Just Enough

The Joy of Doing Just EnoughEmbrace the philosophy of simplicity and ease with 'The Joy of Doing Just Enough.' This unique book, published by W W Norton & Company, is a breath of fresh air in a world overwhelmed by self help trends and unrealistic expectations. With its straightforward approach, this 144 page guide empowers readers to ditch the pressure of perfection and focus on what truly mattersliving authentically. Dive into insightful chapters that reveal how to prioritize

Embrace the philosophy of simplicity and ease with 'The Joy of Doing Just Enough.' This unique book, published by W W Norton & Company, is a breath of fresh air in a world overwhelmed by self-help trends and unrealistic expectations. With its straightforward approach, this 144-page guide empowers readers to ditch the pressure of perfection and focus on what truly matters—living authentically. Dive into insightful chapters that reveal how to prioritize your well-being over the relentless pursuit of achievement. This brand new edition, ISBN 9781682681466, encourages a more relaxed lifestyle, offering practical tips and perspectives to help you find joy in doing just enough. Whether you're feeling bogged down by the demands of everyday life or simply looking to enhance your mindfulness, this book is the perfect companion on your journey to balance. Remember, relaxation is an art, and this book teaches you how to master it without sacrificing your aspirations. Take a step back and learn to celebrate the beauty of mediocrity and self-acceptance today!

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Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781682681466
Year: 2018
Publisher: W W Norton & Company
Pages: 144


Description:


Being lazy is easy. The real art is being chilled; living unscathed by the never-ending reams of self-help and inspiration. Rather than doing less, do just enough. Screw TED Talks, marathon training, tips for keeping plants alive, Instagram and all self-aggrandising social media. Ninety-nine percent of us are just doing our thing. Being a person is hard enough without all the pressure to be good at it.