Take back your space. Take back your time. Take back your focus.
Declutter Like a Man is the A Tactical Guide for guys who are tired of living in chaos and ready to reset their space and their life — without color-coded bins or folding socks into origami. If you’ve ever walked into a room and instantly felt behind, this book is for you.
Written specifically for men who value clarity, speed, and action, this isn’t about minimalism or aesthetics. It’s about building a space that works. From your garage to your desktop, your routines to your mental bandwidth — every chapter is designed to reset what’s slowing you down.
You’ll learn how
Kill clutter in the rooms that stress you out most
Clean your digital life without deleting your personality
Create daily resets that take under 5 minutes
Eliminate the “mental tabs” that drain your focus
Build a system that survives busy seasons, not just quiet weekends
Also ✅ The 30-Day Declutter Challenge ✅ Tactical checklists for every room ✅ The Sunday Reset, the Micro-Sweep, and the No-Motivation Method ✅ Bonus printable resources and wall checklists
Whether you're starting from disaster or just feeling off your game, Declutter Like a Man gives you a clear plan to reset fast and stay sharp — without turning into a monk or a Pinterest dad.
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Mason Cross was born in Glasgow in 1979. He studied English at the University of Stirling and has worked variously as a tax officer, events coordinator, project manager and pizza delivery boy. He has written a number of short stories which have been published in Ellery Queen, Scribble and First Edition.
His story 'A Living', was shortlisted for the Quick Reads 'Get Britain Reading' Award. His first novel, The Killing Season was longlisted for the 2015 Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Novel of the Year, and his second, The Samaritan was selected for the Richard and Judy Book Club in Spring 2016. The third book in the series, The Time to Kill was released in 2016 and published in the US under the title Winterlong in 2017, followed by Don't Look For Me and Presumed Dead. He lives near Glasgow with his wife and three children.
You can find him on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to varying extents (usually when he's distracting himself from doing the actual writing), and he also has a blog.
You can find out more about Mason Cross and the Carter Blake series by visiting his website.