Marcus

Good read but not that much information.

Really 3,5 stars.

Interesting and definitely makes you start questioning not only all your stuff, but also the things you spend your time on.

For me personally the first half of the book was the most inspiring, while the second half felt a little too much of the same message to me.
However, it might be me that is simply not yet there yet in my journey, as the second half of the book revolves not so much about stuff, but more of your intentions and choices in life.

Interesting book, but it is pretty thin on the information conveyed in it.
Mostly it is background story and a lot of pages are filled with sketchnotes from other people, which can serve as inspiration, but I would have preferred less of that and more training examples or more information.

I also have the follow-up to this book which is aimed at more advanced techniques, so maybe that one will be better.

Good as inspiration to start your minimalism journey.
However, I felt there was quite a lot of repetition in it, which makes for a lower rating. If I could've, it probably get a 3.5 rating from me.

Interesting book, with a lot of research beyond it, as always with Charles Duhigg.

For me personally I would have liked norr concrete tips about how to implement the techniques in my own life.
The appendix does a decent job here, but it could have been detailed a bit more.