#Cooking companions rule 34 free#

Coined the 80/20 rule, or more officially, the Pareto Principle named after Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto in 1906 to describe the wealth inequality at the time, the concept has expanded to apply to a variety of aspects of life beyond business.Īnd while, the formula isn’t exact, it is a concept worth pondering. It has been argued that a large portion of our life experience is determined by a few key decisions. Where do we need calm in our lives? Where are we feeling harried, run-down and over-extended? Often we don’t realize it is the over-abundance of options that is standing in the way of a sea of calm that carries us more gently and enjoyably through our days. The clarity we may need to welcome into our lives could be ushered in seemingly anywhere and everywhere.

However, unconsciously, when we don’t filter our seemingly unlimited choices, we welcome more unnecessary stress into our daily lives.Īs someone who wholeheartedly embraces and celebrates choice, understanding the right balance of how much choice is helpful until it tips over into distraction, confusion and paralyzation, upon obtaining, significantly increases the level of contentment in everyday life.Īndy Puddicomb’s seemingly simple advice is too often overlooked or forgotten, however is insightful and sage advice if we are seeking tranquility in our everydays. Having an abundance of choices is a valuable asset and an extraordinary opportunity. The result is a mind that feels much calmer and clear.” -Andy Puddicomb

“Creating an environment in which you can have a greater sense of clarity and calm.

#Cooking companions rule 34 free#

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