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A Life of Less Management | The Japanese Wisdom of Simple Living Living simply is an ancient Japanese wisdom that the less you possess, the freer you become. Just like a garden that requires less maintenance, our lives become deeper and clearer as we strip away from them. We are always exhausted, holding onto too many possessions and saying "yes" to too many promises. In this video, I share nine pieces of wisdom for living a simple life: possessions, the day, relationships, emotions, money, food, rest, skills, and even this very moment. When you let go of what you don't need, your space becomes lighter, and your mind quietly follows suit. As Grandfather Daiki, who was the most peaceful of all, said, once you clear away the things that disturb your tranquility, what remains is ultimately peace. Just as five flowers cared for daily bring more true joy than a garden of a hundred, living simply is an exercise in focusing your mind on the essence. What do you want to simplify first today? Please write "I will live a life that requires less maintenance" in the comments. Let's begin the freedom of a simple life together. Thank you for watching. What do you want to simplify first today? #SimpleLiving #MinimalLife #JapaneseWisdom #TheLessYouHaveTheFreerYouAre #Seonjeongwon