“The Laws Of Simplicity” by John Maeda

The book aims to tell people how to take a simple approach to life. John Maeda has these ten laws to achieve this simplicity: Reduce, organize, time, learn, differences, context, emotion, trust, failure, and the one. However, Maeda merely stated the obvious steps of how to organize life better through already established organizational means without offering any significant new information. It seemed as if Maeda stuffed a lot of information into only 100 pages. After reading this book I feel that this was a simple waste of time.

Juliet Lane, BECA 428