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Minimalist Life
In life, you need to know how to make choices. Only by making life simpler will you have the energy to discover what is truly important in life. How to enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime life in a limited time and create wonderful value and your own happiness? Do you have the knowledge and skills in this area? This book teaches you! "Minimalist Life" starts from all aspects of life, such as living space, fashion, health, interpersonal relationships, financial planning, time management, etc., And teac
182Reads9.3Score—Shelves
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The Power of Sorting Out Emotions
Everyone has times when they fall into negative emotions and are unable to extricate themselves. How to deal with negative emotions becomes the key to achieving goals and improving the quality of life. The "emotion sorting" method advocated by Mayumi Arikawa aims to help us coordinate the relationship between emotions and reality. She starts with anger and lists common emotional garbage and negative states in modern people's lives such as anxiety, loneliness, exhaustion, resentment, jealousy, in
—Reads9.1Score—Shelves
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Work, Achievements and Women's Values
"It's okay now, but what if I lose my job in the future?" "If I can't save any money, can I survive?" "Can you survive after the age of 60 with just your pension?" There are many people who have these disturbing thoughts. How do women get rid of this insecurity? This book addresses the current hotly debated issues on the relationship between women and work, and based on the author's experience, proposes that in order to overcome the anxiety about "poverty" and "loneliness", women must have their
—Reads8.8Score—Shelves
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Money, Security and Women's Freedom
As women generally become more educated, more and more women realize the importance of money to personal freedom and self-security. This book is a money management proposal specially designed for women. It is Japanese lifestyle expert Mayumi Arikawa's rethinking of her life experience. It is a money management rule that everyone can practice. The author summarizes 34 money management rules from the four dimensions of "how to spend money, how to save money, investing in yourself, and improving yo
—Reads9.2Score—Shelves