Curiosity and paradox: Why is less more?

Curiosity and paradox: Why is less more?

Do you feel like you have to do more and more?

Maybe it's time to look at things from a different angle. On our blog, we address the paradox that says fewer tasks can lead to a greater sense of satisfaction. We will explore self-management techniques and show you how to prioritize so that you can achieve more with less effort. You will find that true satisfaction comes when you learn to enjoy the present moment. Start this curious journey with us and discover how to consciously simplify your life for greater well-being.

Interested in this topic? Read more: Goal-Oriented Relaxation: Organize Priorities and Reduce Stress with Practical Self-Management Want to find out where you stand personally? Take a short test at the end of the page and gain a better understanding.

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Imagine you are lying on the beach and someone brings you an unexpected gift. What would make you the happiest?

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An unusual shape of a cloud appears in the sky. It reminds you of…

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Your sunbed is unexpectedly occupied. How do you react?

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You spot an object in the sand that belongs somewhere. What will you do?

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Your day is going differently than you planned. What do you say?

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Suddenly you find yourself without your phone and planner. How do you react?

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Someone asks you to help them with their to-do list. How do you approach it?

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On the lounge chair, you have time to think. Where does your mind often wander?

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You will be asked the question: "What is truly important to you?" The first thought is:

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At the end of the day, you will be offered one more option. You will choose...

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