‘Simple Living’ challenges readers to break free from the work-obsessed culture and rediscover a fulfilling life. This thought-provoking book explores the psychology of overwork, societal pressures driving work obsession, and strategies for reclaiming balance. It traces the evolution of work culture from the industrial revolution to the digital age, examining how technological advancements have blurred the lines between work and personal life.

The book argues that our fixation on productivity comes at the expense of personal fulfillment and relationships. It offers a comprehensive guide to achieving greater happiness by reframing our relationship with work and prioritizing life experiences. Drawing on psychological studies, sociological research, and personal anecdotes, the book provides practical strategies for setting boundaries, cultivating meaningful relationships, and fostering personal growth.

Its holistic approach encourages readers to reimagine their connection to work and productivity, rather than simply advocating for working less. While primarily aimed at working professionals struggling with work-life balance, ‘Simple Living’ offers valuable insights for anyone seeking a more fulfilling life.

The book addresses ongoing debates about work culture, including four-day workweeks and universal basic income, positioning itself at the forefront of contemporary discourse on work and life in the 21st century.