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Simplicity In Life

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Introduction: The main idea of this report is to mention the importance of implementing simplicity in our life. As simplicity has many characteristics. For example, it’s a way of thinking, easy to set up, and saves time and money. Why many people go for simplicity? Clearly because it makes the life less complicated, develops mind, and health, it’s the power of here and now. Likewise, it can change bad habits into good habits. We chose a perfect example of implementing simplicity in life which is the smart village. So, this report will represents the effectiveness of a smart village, and the possibilities of its implementation in Kuwait. Literature Review: Simple thinking means making decisions and judgements simpler through knowing what to …show more content…

In addition, this will make us notice that although simplicity can make our life easier, it’s not easy to do because it depend on high quality. Additionally, many specialist and people from different ages and gender gave their opinion about Dubai’s smart village. For example, Eng. Essa al-Haj confirmed the importance of this project, which will perform a quantum leap in various spheres of life. This project that has become a true example that offers special services that line with the requirements and developments of the modern age. Moreover, Sharif Kamel the regional president of the Alliance for business centres in the Middle East and North Africa, has indicate that the economic structure that Dubai establishes via legislations and initiatives have made Dubai a strong competitor in the field of business. Also, many of the followers from different ages and gender, in his Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai twitter page have emphasize how proud they are with this sophisticated and renewable leadership, in addition; they praised the idea of “Dubai Smart Village” as this tweet has sparked much attention. Although that this project simplified many people’s life and has many advantages, it may also have disadvantages. Some of people may not know how to use internet and technology, in that way it would be completely difficult for them to finish what they need. So, instead of simplifying their life, it became much complex. Moreover, there are many people who can use internet in bad things. For instance, many hackers can steal any important or secret information, if there is no strong security and protective

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