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Shunmyo Masuno
ISBN 9781846049071
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How to Let Things Go
Who it's for: Readers seeking personal well-being and a calmer mind
Feeling overwhelmed by the constant demands of modern life? “How to Let Things Go” by Zen Buddhist author Shunmyo Masuno offers a refreshing perspective on finding peace amidst chaos. This practical guide provides 95 insightful lessons on how to step back, let go, and focus on what truly matters. From understanding the difference between caring and being nosy to recognizing social media as just a tool, Masuno encourages readers to embrace the art of doing nothing and discover a path to a calmer, more fulfilling life. Why You Should Read? Offers 95 practical tips for letting go and finding peace in a hectic world. Encourages mindfulness and a balanced approach to social media and relationships. Ideal for readers seeking personal well-being and a calmer mind. Written by a renowned Zen Buddhist author with bestselling titles.
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- 95 practical lessons for letting go and finding peace
- Written by Zen Buddhist author Shunmyo Masuno
- Covers topics like caring vs. nosiness and social media use
- Encourages embracing the art of doing nothing
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How many lessons are in the book?
The book contains 95 insightful lessons.
Who is the author?
The author is Shunmyo Masuno, a Zen Buddhist author.
What topics does the book cover?
It covers topics such as the difference between caring and being nosy, and recognizing social media as just a tool.
What is the book's approach?
It offers a practical guide to stepping back, letting go, and focusing on what truly matters, encouraging the art of doing nothing.