Wanna Have More? Use Less!

In the spirit of eco-steps-- taking small steps toward conservation, being healthier, saving money and all that, I've been on somewhat of a minimalist kick of late.   I've been contemplating the notion that by using less of everything, that we can actually have more!  And if we apply that principle to just about every aspect of our lives, there will be more of everything to go around.  Here's where I am coming from:

From Zen Habits: Simple Productivity-- Cutting the Cord To Materialism

Borrowed from Zen Habits with full credit to Leo Babauta.

How do you want to spend your life?

Editor’s note: This is a guest post from David Damron of The Minimalist Path.

Let’s start with an exercise …
1. Grab a small sheet of paper and a pen or pencil.
2. After you read the following question, please take 5 deep breaths before answering.
3. Write your response to the up-coming question on your piece of paper in one sentence.
Here is your question to answer:
If you had the opportunity to do one activity for one week without any worry about finances, cost, or other outside commitments, what would you love to do for this week?
I hope you answered that question on the piece of paper. If not, please finish following the original instructions and then continue reading.