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It's All Too Much Workbook: The Tools You Need to Conquer Clutter and Create the Life You Want
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Peter Walsh
In his bestselling book, "It's All Too Much," Peter Walsh helped tens of thousands of people clear the clutter from their homes and lives. Now, due to many of those same readers' requests, Peter has put together the "It's All Too Much Workbook." Designed with clear strategies and proven techniques for clearing out each room in your house and a plan for ...more
Paperback, 240 pages
Published
November 24th 2009
by Free Press
(first published April 21st 2009)
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There are a lot of questions in this workbook. I hadn't thought about my house this way before. Can't say I agree completely with Peter Walsh's assertions about what a room ought to be and the functions it needs to perform. However, he makes several good points about what we do and don't need with the things around us.
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Born and raised in Australia, Peter moved to Los Angeles in 1994 to launch a corporation to help organizations improve employee’s job satisfaction and effectiveness. He considers himself to be part-contractor, part-therapist in his approach to helping individuals attain their goals.
When not wading through clutter and large-scale disorganization, Peter divides his time between his work ...more
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