Goodbye things! New Japanese minimalism. Sasaki F.

"Farewell, things!" - The book of the most famous minimalist in Japan and the world bestseller, translated into several languages. Her author Fumio Sasaki is an ordinary guy who bought a bunch of things, believing that this would increase his self -esteem or make him happier. When he realized that he had turned his and so small dwelling into a space clogged with rubbish, he decided that there was enough to change something from him. Sasaki became interested in the ideas of minimalism and said goodbye to many things that bother him. The effect turned out to be amazing: he learned to manage the small one, he began to spend less time on cleaning, pay more attention to what is really important - and, by his own admission, gained true freedom and happiness. In the book "Farewell, things!" The author shares his experience, gives specific recommendations and shows how minimalism can not only transform your apartment, but also truly enrich your life. Everyone can become a minimalist, and for this you do not need to throw everything out, it is important to understand what is valuable for you and get rid of everything else.