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Category: Lifestyle EN

JAPANESE ALLEY: Clean, Serene & Orderly

Japanese residence alleys offer a unique glimpse into the serene and orderly lifestyle that characterises much of the country. These narrow pathways, often lined with quaint homes and lush greenery, exude a sense of tranquillity that contrasts sharply with the bustling urban centres nearby. The meticulous care taken by residents to maintain cleanliness and tidiness in these spaces not only...
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BICYCLES – THE HEARTBEAT OF SUSTAINABLE CITIES

Bicycles are more than just a mode of transport – they’re a game-changer for urban life. They reduce congestion, improve air quality, promote healthier lifestyles, and connect people with their city in a whole new way. Every pedal stroke brings us closer to cleaner, greener, and more vibrant cities. Let’s make space for bicycles and build cities that prioritise people over cars! (Pic by...
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THINGS TO GIVE UP TO BE HAPPY

Being trapped in certain patterns of behaviour can steal our happiness. Give up unfulfilling habits to live a happier life. > Give up comparing yourself to others. The only person you are competing with is yourself. > Give up complaining. Be a part of the solution, not the problem. > Give up trying to be perfect. The real world doesn’t reward perfectionists, it rewards people who get...
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MAKE CLOTHES LAST

Fast fashion wants us to buy what's in trend, wear it for a month and forget about it when we buy the next trendy thing, until we do a wardrobe clean out and throw it all out. We say no! Let's buy clothes we can see ourselves loving forever, make sure they're high quality whenever possible, repair them when they break, and keep them all for as long as possible! Source: 1 Million Women  
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LIVE SIMPLY FOR A MORE MEANINGFUL LIFE

Modern living often pushes us to buy more than is necessary. Ads tell us to own more things, to acquire the biggest home or the latest car – materialistic pursuits that get us to splurge only to end up being more unsatisfied and unhappy. It’s time we learnt to live simply. Living simply isn’t about loss. It’s actually a gain – many meaningful gains. When you live simply, you gain time,...
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