The art of stylish poverty
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"A few are known that the English Queen Elizabeth is a big fan of the new poor. The English snobs only shaking their heads when, due to the excessive danglingness of one servant, they learned that the queen eat corn flakes from a supermarket for breakfast, not from silver, but from a plastic plate.
Long Live Oour Glorious Queen! "
Alexander von Sheyonburg
A talentedly written, fascinating manifesto against mania of consumerism.
And the story of the ability to be happy when the wallet is almost empty.
We will not surprise anyone with wealth for a long time. Today it often falls into the hands of the first oncoming. Therefore, we must learn in advance "art of stylish poverty." This art has its secrets. Count Alexander von Sheyonburg knows what he is talking about.
His family was gradually poor for five centuries. The author wittily and convincingly proves that it is not necessary to spend a lot of money on clothes, housing or car. The quality of life increases due to the correct attitude to the so -called priorities.
A real luxury is not to have many things, but in the ability to abandon unnecessary ones.
Alexander von Sheyonburg - Count, a representative of a noble family who has gradually poor for centuries
Long Live Oour Glorious Queen! "
Alexander von Sheyonburg
A talentedly written, fascinating manifesto against mania of consumerism.
And the story of the ability to be happy when the wallet is almost empty.
We will not surprise anyone with wealth for a long time. Today it often falls into the hands of the first oncoming. Therefore, we must learn in advance "art of stylish poverty." This art has its secrets. Count Alexander von Sheyonburg knows what he is talking about.
His family was gradually poor for five centuries. The author wittily and convincingly proves that it is not necessary to spend a lot of money on clothes, housing or car. The quality of life increases due to the correct attitude to the so -called priorities.
A real luxury is not to have many things, but in the ability to abandon unnecessary ones.
Alexander von Sheyonburg - Count, a representative of a noble family who has gradually poor for centuries
Author:
Author:Schlenburg Alexander von
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series: 2
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7516-1587-1
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