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8 lessons from the book "Goodbye, Things: The New Japanese Minimalism" by Fumio Sasaki:

1. Less is More: Owning fewer things allows you to focus on what truly matters, leading to a more meaningful and fulfilling life.

2. Embrace Impermanence: Recognize that objects are temporary and let go of attachments to material possessions to find freedom and peace.

3. Clear Clutter for Clarity: A decluttered space leads to a clearer mind, helping you feel more calm and focused.

4. Prioritize Experiences Over Possessions: Value experiences and relationships over accumulating material goods to enhance your overall happiness and well-being.

5. Mindful Consumption: Be intentional with your purchases, only acquiring items that serve a purpose or bring joy to your life.

6. Rediscover Joy in Simplicity: Find joy in the simple things and appreciate the beauty of everyday life without the distractions of excess belongings.

7. Less Maintenance, More Freedom: Fewer possessions mean less time spent on maintenance and cleaning, giving you more time for activities you love.

8. Personal Growth Through Letting Go: Letting go of unnecessary items can lead to personal growth and a deeper understanding of what is truly important in your life.

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