You can buy happiness (and it's cheap) how one woman radically simplified her life and how you can too

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Tammy Srobel went from being $30,000 in debt, with too much stuff and a job she didn't love, to quitting her job, climbing out of debt, radically simplifying her life and finding time to do the work and the things she loves. She and her husband now live in Portland in a tiny house and she blogs about how others can make their own life changes. This book shows how she did it, how Americans are reassessing what it means to be happy, and how readers can apply radical simplicity to their own life as well.Once, Tammy Strobel and her husband were living a normal middle-class lifestyle: driving two cars, commuting long distances, and living well beyond their means. Now they are living the voluntary downsizing; or smart-sizing; dream. In this book Strobel combines research on well-being with numerous real-world examples to offer practical inspiration. Her fresh take on our things, our work, and our relationships spells out micro-actions that anyone can take to step into a life...