Thomas Nelson: When Less Becomes More: Making Space for Slow, Simple, and Good

Today's women are more exhausted, burned - out, and swamped than ever. You might feel your life is in a frenzy, running on empty. In 'When Less Becomes More', discover how to live a more fulfilling life in a world that often leads to burnout. Smartphones constantly demand your attention, and social media can waste hours with mindless scrolling, leaving you feeling empty. Combine this with family obligations, 24/7 work access, and over - scheduling, and your life can feel out of control. Author Emily Ley, known for bestsellers 'Grace, Not Perfection' and 'Growing Boldly', guides you out of this void. She presents radical ideas, promising more of the good when you say yes to less of what empties you: Less Noise, More Calm; Less Fake, More Real; Less Rush, More Rhythm; Less Liking, More Loving; Less Distraction, More Connection; Less Chasing, More Cherishing; Less Stuff, More Treasures. Achieving more may need out - of - the - box changes. Build a life based on your core values, not society's norms. You're made for a life of fullness, dreams, and lasting joy.

To get the most out of this book, start by reading it section by section. Take time to reflect on the concepts like 'Less Noise, More Calm' after each chapter. Try implementing the ideas in your daily life gradually. For example, set aside some phone - free time to experience 'Less Distraction, More Connection'. There aren't really any strict rules or special things to avoid while reading. Just keep an open mind. As for maintenance, since it's a book, you can keep it in a dry place to prevent damage. If you take notes in it, use a pen or pencil that won't bleed through the pages.