How To Declutter And Simplify Your Life: Essential Tips On Getting Organized And Living In A Stress Free Home

by Kathy Stanton

Discover How To Declutter And Simplify Your LifeYou’re about to discover essential tips on how to declutter and get organized. This book will teachyou the importance of living in an organized home. It will also explain how clutter affects you andgive you some great ideas on how to deal with clutter. Also, it will give you a list of advantages that working in a clutter free area can offer you. A clutter free area can lead to many positive changes in your life! Now is the time to take charge of that clutter and start fresh. Once you apply the techniques learned in this book, you will reap the rewardsof living stress free and organized!Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...How Clutter Accumulates And Why You Need to DeclutterHow Did You Find Yourself Engulfed In Clutter?Six Excuses That Are Touted As Reasons For ClutterHow Does Clutter Affect You?How to Deal With ClutterHow Many People Are Adversely Affected By Clutter?A Tidy Working Environment is a Recipe for SuccessAdvantages Of Working Free Of ClutterMuch, much more!Download your copy today! declutter, simplify your life, organize your life, live stress free, cleaning, organizing, clutter-free, de-clutter, clean house, stress free, stress and anxiety, overwhelmed, cleaning house, cleaning plain and simple, simplicity, organized simplicity, clutter free, clutter control, clutter busting

Genres: How To, Nonfiction

31 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 22, 2014

Reviews

[Darlene · Rating 2 out of 5]

Since I rarely buy books that cost more than $.99, and usually find interesting if not ingenious reads, I guess I expected a lot more from a book that cost $2.99. Instead, I was deeply disappointed.


Not only did I NOT find ways to help me with clutter removal, I learned that many geniuses have been 'messy'. How does that encourage me to declutter? And I learned what I already knew, that is, if you have deep depression or other mental problems (social anxiety, etc.) or are in pain (fibromyalgia anyone?) that the chances of having a clean domicile are next to impossible. Wow! I paid nearly three dollars for that knowledge? Oh, and the only hope is to ask for help. Yeah, did she forget that if you are on disability you don't have the money to hire help?

So I stay with the only hope she gave me: Einstein and others were messy.

I bought this book because I picked up other books in Kathy Stanton's series and wanted to start with the first one. Maybe I will learn more in the other books.