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Embrace the concept of voluntary simplicity from "summary" of Early Retirement Extreme by Jacob Lund Fisker

Voluntary simplicity is not about deprivation or austerity. It's about making conscious choices to simplify your life in order to focus on what truly matters to you. It's about reevaluating your priorities and deciding what brings you the most value and joy. By embracing voluntary simplicity, you are taking control of your life and actively choosing to live in a way that aligns with your values. Simplicity doesn't mean living a bare-bones existence. It's about finding a balance between having enough and not being overwhelmed by excess. It's about cutting out the unnecessary clutter – both physical and mental – that can weigh you down and prevent you from living a fulfilling life. By simplifying your life, you can free up time, energy, and resources to pursue your passions and goals. Clarity is a key component of voluntary simplicity. When you simplify your life, you are able to see more clearly what truly matters to you. You can focus on what brings you joy and fulfillment, rather than getting caug...
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    Early Retirement Extreme

    Jacob Lund Fisker

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