Less is more. I’d been confused by that statement on more
than one occasion. Every time I think I really do ‘get it’ another opportunity
comes along so that I can ‘get it’ at a more significant level. This has a lot
of meaning to a lot of different people. I have a friend that contemplates her
own mortality now that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer and had
procedures. To her it means having less stuff to keep, clean, care for and
moving of said stuff which equals more living to be had.
Wiki tells me that simplicity is preferable to complexity. I
myself have found that often too many words complicate a description or
explanation. Fewer words equal more understanding or at the least less chance
for confusion. I’ve also seen it used to describe interior decoration and
architecture design. Less clutter equals more aesthetically pleasing rooms and
lines. Less time equals more focus. Less restriction equals more freedom. What
does it mean to you?
In which ways could you change things in your life from less
to more? Would you use fewer words? Would you unclutter your space? Perhaps you
would pass on some of your belongings. What would you have less of and how
would that produce more for you?
I’d love to engage with you on this subject. Please add to
the comments or reach out to me personally through my website.
Lucinda Smith
Coach ~ Speaker
Life Transformationalist
Soulutions for Living
Soulutions for Living
www.lucindasmith.com
