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  • Sending Wool Blankets to the Tropics

    Who in their right mind would send wool blankets to the tropics? You’d be surprised how often similar things happen. Actually it is so common that most disaster preparedness manuals… Read more

  • Feeling Alive

    My life turned upside down a few years ago: I was diagnosed with bladder cancer. I heard my doctor say “cancer”, but the rest was a blur. The word stuck… Read more

  • What If?…

    What If?… What if we were born with a gift, What if this gift could Take us anywhere, anytime. What if this gift could Create oceans and continents, Bring to… Read more

  • Some Secrets on Creating a Life of Adventures

    I had many great adventures in my life and I think most of them happened because instead of deciding whether things were impossible or not, I looked at the costs… Read more

  • An Historical Perspective on Today

    This is a follow-up on the post “On The Collapse of Civilizations” which shows that we might be driving towards the collapse of our own civilization. This post presents an… Read more

  • The Inner Board of Our 7 Advisers.

    By Carol Frachon & Patrice Capitant, BusinessLifeSuccess. Often when you’re talking to yourself, you hear little voices whisper in your ear, especially when it comes to making a decision or just… Read more

  • I Am Therefore I Think or Why French People May Appear Arrogant.

    “You make a statement one day then you contradict it the next day!”  My daughter said to me the other day:  The old “I think” is back. After living in… Read more

  • Customer-centric Solutions

    Yesterday I was downtown Palo Alto. I rarely go there because parking is impossible and they have not implemented a customer-centric solution like a free shuttle to a remote parking… Read more

  • Don’t Ask Your Team To Be Your Therapists

    I have seen this again and again. You promised to deliver a project on a specific date without really listening to your team. The deadline is approaching and your level… Read more

  • On The Collapse of Civilizations

    I really like Ronald White concept of the pyramid described in “A Short History of Progress”. Population distributions in term of wealth and power tend to evolve from egalitarian to… Read more

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I’m Amy, a minimalist and simple living enthusiast who has dedicated her life to living with less and finding joy in the simple things. Through this blog, I aim to share my expertise, insights, and experiences. Join me on this journey as we explore the world of slow, purposeful living together!

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