This aspect is a way of life, a goal.

I aspire to apply a form of autonomy and voluntary simplicity to my daily life.

Again, I think this term is representative of what it expresses but unique to each individual.

No one has the exact definition of this lifestyle since it adapts to so many factors: the country in which one lives, the climate, the means one has, where one comes from and where one is going.

Having once lived in the countryside, even quite isolated in the woods, it seemed obvious to me that living a life of voluntary simplicity was the most logical thing to do and so easy to implement. I simply had to follow the rhythm, the pace, and the guidance of nature around me. I listened to it, and it guided me.

In the city, it's more complicated. A kind of "struggle" between learning to define needs and resisting temptations of proximity, influences, or prescribed procedures.

For me, the challenge is interesting.

I would be happy to share my experience and give you some tools to get started on the scale of your possibilities.

Private session at your home or small group conference.

In short: Adapt new habits to reduce expenses and increase quality of life. Since expenses and quality are two very unique concepts for each individual, self-exploration is a fascinating part of this evolutionary process.