15 Ways to Choose Quality Over Quantity
- Cut household clutter. It creates chaos.
- Say no to social obligations that drain and strain you. Get a few meaningful things done at a time.
- Invest intelligently. Choose a few quality mutual funds over several dicey ones, for example.
- Find time for your few good friends instead of maintaining scores of ‘contacts.’
- How many email IDs do you have? Keep just two: one for official and one for personal mails.
- How many social networking forums are you signed up for? It’s nice to connect, but each new contact is a demand on your time and space.
- How many old files do you have on your system? Press the Delete button. Free up space, and your mind.
- Scattered beanbags, cane chairs, stools… or a simple sofa set with clean lines?
- Ten pairs of mismatched curtains or three well-maintained, neatly stitched sets?
- Dozens of curios and collectibles scattered all over the house, gathering dust, or a few classy, clean pieces?
- 100 trashy ‘bestsellers’ that you do not need, or a neat row of books you will actually read?
Published September 27, 2012
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