Less

I've now been reading, or walking and listening (to an audiobook), in Central Park for hours and hours. I'm writing this on my iPhone. Isn't technology grand?

And yet, at the same time, it isn't grand.

One of the books I've been reading is called The Power of Less by Leo Babauta. The book was gifted to me by a very good friend. I don't intend to review the book, as I haven't finished it, and because others are much better at book reviews than I am; however, the book is perfect in its timing, or rather, my decision to read it at this particular time was perfect, though I certainly don't intend to suggest I am anything close to perfection, nor are my decisions.

I've been thinking a lot lately about doing less. Don't get me wrong, I have no intention of being less productive--this isn't about being lazy--rather, it's about accomplishing more with less, however trite that may sound.

Anyway, I'm at a park, enjoying a beautiful sunset, reading.

More about less I'm a future post.