Declutter Your Life: Simple Decluttering Strategies on How to Declutter and Organize your Life to Free Yourself from Worry and Enjoy Stress-Free Living

by Madeline Crawford

If you are overwhelmed and exhausted from life's clutter and want to discover decluttering and organizing solutions to reduce stress and positively change your life, keep reading...Did you

Clutter-related worry ranks as the 5th highest trigger for stress in Americans according to a Huffington PostA recent publication noted that as high as 82% of people believed that their quality of life would improve if they were more organized A LexisNexis study shows that, of the numerous items we own, only 20% of them are put to useVarious aspects of our lives can become overwhelming, leading to struggles from financial mismanagement to home clutter to messy schedules that seem to be impossible to get organized. You may also need to address other related issues. These could include a mind busy with negative thoughts, or a hectic weekly schedule that prevents you from sleeping adequately.

But life should be more about living and doing things that we enjoy and love, instead of getting overwhelmed with worry and stress caused by the clutter of various kinds.

It is essential to address this problem. The end goal is not just to be clutter-free in the home or workplace, but to also make the process a starting point to a more satisfying and uncomplicated lifestyle.

Author Madeline Crawford understands the problem of clutter. Having burdened with life clutter for years, she worked on applying different decluttering methods. Through personal experience and research, she has found out the best decluttering techniques that have helped change her life. In this complete step-by-step guide, she shares all her decluttering insights,

How to effectively declutter and organize eight areas of your life for lasting clutter relief and lifestyle changeThe 17 benefits and reasons how decluttering can change your life for the betterTwenty useful tips on how to get more out life's most precious resourceThe 14 ways you can apply to best plan activities with the most important people in your lifeQuick and easy decluttering techniques for each area in your homeThe 7 steps you can follow to save more money instead of unwise spending which can lead to overwhelming debtTwo effective solutions to free your mind from stress, anxiety, and worry - each with detailed steps for better resultsThe top 2 reasons why people fail to declutter and the step-by-step techniques outlined to fix this so that it won't happen to youAnd much, much more!

Added 1: Includes a Bonus Chapter on how to plan family activities that they will loveBonus 2: Easy to apply Quick Start Action Steps at the end of chapters to help you get the results you wantThe good news is that decluttering can become more straightforward and less time consuming, producing little or no physical or emotional stress. The many strategies you will discover in this book help provide a sense of achievement and control that come at the end of the process, which can be a significant stress reliever.

If you follow the book's step-by-step roadmap, you'll see just how simple it is to declutter and organize to get the results you want.

220 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 19, 2019

Reviews

[Judith · Rating 5 out of 5]

A very informative book. I liked your approach, practical, informative with good content. I loved your Einstein quote. It is the starting ignition and the ability to be ruthless that is missing from many people's resolution to declutter their lives. Mine included. I agree that clutter increases your stress level and can weigh you down. It is lovely to see homes in Architectural Digest and other home magazines and often sigh ' if only mine could look like that'. Well, this book gives a very good explanation, and direction to help anyone getting started on re-structuring their lives because in effect by getting rid of the unwanted, unloved, unnecessary things we surround ourselves with, we can free our minds also. Madeline is right in saying, that decision fatigue can be the enemy of your progress. The saying, ''One can't see the woods from the trees' is in reality what happens when we allow our clutter to overpower us. The author has an excellent, logical and practical approach to creating some order back into our surroundings. I am glad to have read this book and highly recommend it for anyone who needs a little inspiration and push in decluttering their environments.

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[Suzanne Hare · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is a how to book on how to declutter your whole life. That means, your living space, your physical possessions, your finances , your workspace, your family activities, yourself, and your mind. It’s a tall order but suggestion on how to tackle each area is given. It is a positive book full of motivation and a “you can do it attitude”. Taking the time to do it right and develop it into a way of living -not just a quick clean up. I enjoyed reading the book and found it motivational. There are things I noticed in my life that need decluttering and I will be using her suggestions and tips to do so. I hope you find this book as useful as I have.

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[Paige Reyes · Rating 3 out of 5]

The cool part about this book is that instead of focusing only on decluttering your house, she advised on all parts of your life you can declutter. I skimmed the chapters that didn’t apply to me as much but this book can be enjoyed and utilized by anyone looking to declutter any aspect of their life!

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[Shebbles · Rating 4 out of 5]

Some good motivating tips in this book!