This text is an abridged version of The Art of Living Simple. How to get rid of the superfluous and enrich your life.”Many of our houses look like a commission shop or a provincial museum. The wardrobes are full of clothes and books, and we have nothing to wear and nothing to read. Dishes gather dust on the shelves, and we drink juice from plastic cups. We do not have enough living space, but at the same time we do not remember for a long time what we store on the mezzanine and in the garage. Living in a warehouse of unnecessary things can hardly make anyone happy.It is even worse when we turn our own body into a warehouse for unnecessary substances, and unnecessary disturbing thoughts swarm in our head. The minimalist approach is designed to defeat chaos at all levels and give a feeling of freedom, comfort and absolute harmony with oneself and the world. Of course, it requires strict discipline and attention to detail from a person, but the reward for efforts is great - this is the ability to enjoy life, always remaining a cheerful and healthy person.The less you have, the more free you are feel yourself. Minimalism is, above all, order. This applies to things, and caring for your body, and mind. Domenique Loro, a Japanese philanthropist, shares how to bring this great idea to life. Parting with things, even if we have not used them for a long time, is not so easy. As well as parting with bad habits and negative experiences.Dominic Loro's advice captivates with its simplicity and elegance. She knows how to create a cozy interior from air and light, how to take care of her body without expensive cosmetics, how to maintain a positive attitude and good relationships with others, how to be a rich person, regardless of the amount of money in the account. We will talk about this in our review.We remind you that this text is a summary of the book