Slow home, slow living, how to do it?
The concept of slow is reaching more and more people. But the contours of this concept still seem blurred for many. The reason is very simple: there is no single good definition.
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Hot chocolate and other little winter joys
Read nowY makes fretttte! Yes I know that we are freezing, that we have to dress the children with 32 thicknesses and that we have to clear the car...
But,... “When it rains, look for rainbows. When it's dark, look for stars.“
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The Enneagram: The Coolest Personality Test
Read nowConfession: I've always loved personality tests. Yes, yes, you read that right: personality test. But not the tests of the genre, which member of One Direction is your soul mate ? When I heard about this one on Instagram I immediately did some research to find it. And now I'm freaking out!
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The art of giving
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I love Christmas: the atmosphere, the large tables, the decorations, the traditions and so on. On the other hand, the frenzy of overconsumption that comes with this party does not correspond at all to my taste for simplicity and things that have meaning. So as not to sulk my pleasure, I do things my way. After all, giving and receiving is so beautiful.
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Me, superhero! How to use his powers?
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The most important link is you
Do you sometimes feel that, no matter how many environmentally friendly actions you take, they will never be enough to offset the polluting emissions of industries? What in the chain companies-governments-citizens , it is the individuals who have the worst game?
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Would you like to experience more gratitude?
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Gratitude or the art of enjoying simple pleasures
The majority of us are all a little dissatisfied with our lives and would like so much more. More money, more time, more love, etc...
But how can one expect to receive more when one hardly appreciates what one already has. Tony Robbins said " success without gratitude is the biggest failure at all " It's true, what's the point of climbing the ladder and getting tired if in the end we don't get any satisfaction?
Gratitude or the art of enjoying simple pleasures