6 Simplicity Tips

I recently posted a couple of comments on Facebook that surprisingly gathered a lot of likes. Since it was a closed group, I thought I would share them here. The OP was:

"Please share a simplicity tip that you wish everyone knew because it has helped you a lot."
  1. Use your gadgets until they spoil or become obsolete. 
  2. Eat well with everything in moderation, at the table, and take your time, so you'll know when you are full and should stop eating. 
  3. Put in effort to know your loved ones and spend more time with them, especially the older folk, you'll miss them when they're gone. 
  4. Read a book, and keep reading it if you like it, otherwise move on; there are too many books to read in one lifetime. 
  5. Pray, even if you don't think God's listening or believe in Him.
  6. Don't dress to impress others; dress to feel good about yourself as you go about your day, because your smile is always your best accessory.

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