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Featured Blog — Zen Habits

Published Sunday, 15 January 2012

Welcome to Loving Simple Livings featured blog Sunday! I wanted to take a Sunday and feature Zen Habits.   From everything I can tell, this is the best Minimalist website anywhere.  This guy is brilliant, and his writing is amazing.  Stepping onto his site or into his writings is like a breath of fresh air, your shoulders drop, and life looks brighter.  Just give it a try 🙂

Here is what he has shared on his about page:

My name is Leo Babauta, and I’m the creator and writer here. I’m married with six kids, I live in San Francisco (just moved here from Guam), I’m a writer and a runner and a vegan. Read more: My Story. Source

He just posted recently on conscious practice, it is a great article on practicing intentional living.  It isn’t about past failures, it isn’t about future goals of greatness, it is about day-to-day, minute-by-minute, choosing to create the habits for the life you want to own in the present.

Got any favorite websites you would like to share?  I am looking for more to feature on Sundays.

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6 Comments

    • Lorilee Lorilee

      thanks, I will check it out!

      Sunday, 15 January 2012
  2. Kendra Carlson Kendra Carlson

    have you read “the power of less”? it’s on sale for 3.99 until the end of Jan and I was thinking of buying it.

    Sunday, 15 January 2012
    • Lorilee Lorilee

      I haven’t read it, but I did see that it was on sale and I have wanted to read it. I am sure it is super good. This might make a good book for February 🙂

      Sunday, 15 January 2012
  3. Bill (LoneWolf) Nickerson Bill (LoneWolf) Nickerson

    Hi Lorilee

    I love Leo’s work and wish I had the ability to make my life simpler. I’ve been working on that.

    One of the books he wrote is called “focus – a simplicity manifesto in the Age of Distraction” I liked it so much that I created what I call a “guided readthrough” for it. Leo has made this book available without copyright – basically in the public domain – which allows me to do this.

    I’ve posted each section on the MasterIt.ca site and created an email series which sends you a link to each section on either a daily or weekly basis together with some topics to think about as you read it. It allows you to read it a piece at a time so you can digest what you read.

    You can also download the book from Zen Habits as a PDF.

    Monday, 16 January 2012
    • Lorilee Lorilee

      wow, thanks for sharing!

      Monday, 16 January 2012

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