Low-cost living It's not like people are working hard, but people who somehow have plenty of time are doing it. / Kazuno Tami

Social science Low-cost living It's not like people are working hard, but people who somehow have plenty of time are doing it. / Kazuno Tami

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Japanese title: 単行本(実用) 社会科学 低コスト生活 がんばって働いている訳じゃないのに、なぜか余裕ある人がやっていること。 / かぜのたみ
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Item number: BO4046561
Released date: 07 Nov 2023
Maker: Asahi Shimbun Publishing
著: かぜのたみ

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Social Science
A low-cost life is a way of life that is a little different from a minimal life or a simple life. It is a way of life that does not put a burden (cost) on mind and wallet. The author who continued to work hard in an environment that does not suit me and has lost his physical and mental condition. After thoroughly reviewing the burden (cost) on his wallet and body, he came up with a small but rich life that costs 70000 yen per month including rent. People who blow a nice wind, the belief that if you work hard, your life will be better. The "weight" that binds you will be removed one after another and how to live lightly. ■ Excerpt from the text In the morning, when it gets bright around, I wake up naturally and start my day. After washing my face and moving my body lightly, cleaning, washing, and preparing for a meal. After that, I decide how to live lightly by removing the "weight" that binds me. "(omitted). When it gets dark around, I go to sleep mode and read at night or go to bed if I want to sleep. ■ Table of Contents * Excerpt from part of the text" A life without "I have to make a good life" My life will be better if I work hard "My expenditure management routine A tool to reduce the chance to spend money" Don't buy it right away "training A room with an electric kettle and a rice cooker main dish Self-production and self-consumption system How do you compare the present life to a ship? Happy and lucky are different things. Other than that, 59 stories that restore" me "and" life "that have swelled up before you know it.