Simplicity Is More Than Having Less
Simplicity is often described as having less. But a life of simplicity is about subtracting so we can tend what we keep, and keeping only what we can tend well.
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Simplicity is often described as having less. But a life of simplicity is about subtracting so we can tend what we keep, and keeping only what we can tend well.
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