I am delighted to announce that my new book on downshifting,
Downshifting Made Easy: How to plan for your planet-friendly future is now available for purchase.
It is one of the first six books in the new ‘Made Easy’ series that my publisher, O Books, is launching at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday June 1st at Watkins Bookstore near Leicester Square in London. Click here to find out more about the launch. It’s a free event, of course, so if any of my blog readers happen to be around I would love to meet you there.
The aim of the O Books ‘Made Easy’ series is to condense into small, inexpensive and easy-to-read books as much useful information as possible on a wide range of interesting topics.
The aim of Downshifting Made Easy, like that of my book The Lilypad List and so much of my other writing, is to inspire people to live more lightly and joyfully on this beautiful Earth.
In particular, I want to convince my readers of three key things that I have learned from my own experience and from that of many ‘downshifters’ I have met. These are:
- You don’t have to move house in order to downshift to a greener lifestyle
- Downshifting is an inward, spiritual process as well as an outward, practical one
- Once you start downshifting, your life gets steadily more satisfying and more joyful
Please break some (virtual) bubbly against the bows of this little book as it sails down the publishing slipway. And please share this post widely.
Thank you.
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Downshifting? Easy Does It!
Labels:
books,
eco-awareness,
Joined-Up Living,
self-awareness,
simplicity
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Good luck with this launch. May you and your ideas prosper. I agree with your 3 pieces of wisdom, especially #2. What a worthy goal- "to live more lightly and joyfully on this beautiful earth." May it be so.
ReplyDeleteI can confirm that this little book certainly deserves some bubbly broken across its bows: it is excellent. Well done, Marian!
ReplyDeleteAnother book for my collection.
ReplyDeleteAgree with your pieces of wisdom.
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ReplyDeleteThank you so much, everyone. Your encouraging comments are deeply appreciated.
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