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It's time to embrace the Italian way of life…The Sweetness of Doing Nothing explores the southern Italian philosophy of Dolce Far Niente to help you find pleasure in the everyday.How often do you focus on being in the moment, doing nothing? Whether it's sitting outside at a cafe watching the world go by, whiling away the hours with your loved ones sipping a glass of wine or being immersed in nature at the beach taking in the sun, these seemingly ordinary moments are the ones that bring happiness in the long run and highlight the joy in living.The Italians know the importance of enjoying good food and good company and the pleasures of being idle. The Sweetness of Doing Nothing will share this philosophy, with recipes, suggestions and advice to help you to let go of anxiety and savour life's precious moments.
This book explores the Italian philosophy of 'Dolce Far Niente' to encourage readers to find joy in everyday moments and embrace a slower pace of life. The author, Sophie Minchilli, draws upon her experience living in Italy to illustrate how simple pleasures like enjoying good food, spending time with loved ones, and appreciating nature can lead to lasting happiness. The book offers recipes, suggestions, and advice to help readers release anxiety and savor life's precious moments, advocating for a more mindful and present existence.
The book is likely to appeal to readers seeking a more relaxed and mindful approach to life, offering a gentle guide to finding happiness in the ordinary. Its focus on Italian culture and lifestyle suggests an accessible and inspiring read for those interested in European traditions and personal well-being. The practical advice and recipes aim to equip readers with tools to cultivate a greater sense of contentment and presence in their own lives. The overall tone is expected to be warm and encouraging, promoting a philosophy of enjoying life's simple pleasures.
Page Count:
191
Publication Date:
2021-01-01
Publisher:
Thorsons
ISBN-10:
0008366500
ISBN-13:
9780008366506
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