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The Art of Decluttering and Organizing: How to Tidy Up your Home, Stop Clutter, and Simplify your Life (Without Going Crazy): Declutter Workbook, #1
The Art of Decluttering and Organizing: How to Tidy Up your Home, Stop Clutter, and Simplify your Life (Without Going Crazy): Declutter Workbook, #1
The Art of Decluttering and Organizing: How to Tidy Up your Home, Stop Clutter, and Simplify your Life (Without Going Crazy): Declutter Workbook, #1
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Declutter your life and enjoy peace of mind with this brilliant 30-day roadmap to minimalism!

 

Do you want to embrace minimalism, but you don't know where to start? Have you heard about the unique and profound benefits of decluttering your home, and you want to learn more? Or are you looking for a practical guide to help you make those tough decisions, cut down on needless stuff, and enjoy a happier, more fulfilling life? Then keep reading.

 

Alex Wong is no stranger to clutter. Growing up with a hoarder, it always seemed like they had too much stuff and never enough money. But when moving for grad school, he was faced with the seemingly impossible task of fitting his entire life into a single suitcase – and this moment sparked his passion for minimalist living.

 

Now, Alex shares the wealth of advice he's developed over his minimalist life, exploring how you can embark on a journey of decluttering and experience the benefits for yourself. Being clutter-free has allowed Alex to grow a number of successful businesses, become a bestselling author, and travel the world without being tied down to endless possessions.

 

Whether you feel like you waste too much money on things you don't need, or if you have to downsize and you're running out of space, the tried-and-tested strategies inside this book will help you decide what you really need – and let go of the things you don't.

 

Decluttering is a powerful way of helping you organize your life, stop worrying about material things, and shift your focus to the experiences and relationships that matter to you – and with a brilliant 30-day roadmap to minimalism, this book makes organizing and tidying up a breeze!

 

Here's what you'll discover inside:

  • Decluttering 101 – a Step-By-Step Strategy To Declutter Your Home
  • How To Really Decide What Matters To You In Life
  • Practical Ways To Shift Your Mindset Away From Materialism and Stop Buying More Things
  • Tips For Decluttering Your Closet, Bathroom, Kitchen, Laundry, Bedroom and More
  • How To Organize Your Sentimental Items, Collectables, and Inherited Things
  • Ingenious Ways To Get Rid of Your Stuff and Help People At The Same Time
  • Common Decluttering Obstacles – and How To Overcome Them
  • A 30-Day Plan To Your New Minimalist Life
  • And So Much More!

With real, actionable advice, The Art of Decluttering and Organizing is a decluttering workbook designed to help you prioritize your possessions, shift your mindset away from consumerism, and make the sometimes tough decisions that will help you on your journey to a more fulfilling life.

So don't let clutter rule your home for any longer. It's time for you to uncover the benefits of minimalism and see the benefits for yourself.

 

Ready to begin decluttering? Scroll up and grab your copy now!

LanguageEnglish
PublisherAlex Wong
Release dateApr 15, 2021
ISBN9798201790639
The Art of Decluttering and Organizing: How to Tidy Up your Home, Stop Clutter, and Simplify your Life (Without Going Crazy): Declutter Workbook, #1
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Alex Wong

"If you spend too much time thinking about a thing, you'll never get it done." - Bruce Lee Alex Wong is the head copywriter for an advertising media agency specializing in custom websites and online marketing. He's trained with some of the top copywriters and internet marketers around and has learned the best methods, tricks, and strategies to persuade customers. He loves bringing people's visions to life with the power of words. A few other interesting things you might find interesting: · He's the first person in his family to graduate from university (with a degree in psychology). · Before becoming a copywriter, he's worked as a waiter, customer service agent, telemarketer, animator, tutor, and English teacher. Surprisingly, all of these jobs have helped him to become a better copywriter. · If he could meet one anyone it would be Bruce Lee. You couldn't ask for a better role model. You can learn more about his services at http://alexwongcopywriting.com/

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    The Art of Decluttering and Organizing - Alex Wong

    The Art of Decluttering and

    Organizing

    How to Tidy Up your Home, Stop Clutter, and Simplify your Life (Without Going Crazy)

    By Alex Wong

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    Table of Contents

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    My Cluttered Life

    Life Doesn’t Have to Be Messy

    1 - How I Embraced Minimalism

    What is Cluttering?

    Why Do People Start Cluttering?

    Why Are You Suffering?

    Set Goals

    2 - The Benefits to Decluttering Your Life

    A Healthier Mind

    Boost Your Productivity

    A Healthier Body

    A Safer Living Space

    Avoid Legal Issues

    It Will Be Easier to Clean

    You’ll Have More Living Space

    Decluttering Will Save You Money

    You Can Make Money

    You Can Help Others

    You’ll Stop Living in the Past

    You Will Gain Confidence

    Are You Ready to Make the Change?

    3 - Changing Your State of Mind

    Determining Your Psychological State Behind Clutter

    Valuing Space Over Stuff

    What Are Your Goals?

    Holding Yourself Accountable

    Getting Clear on What You Need

    Summary

    4 - Forming a Game Plan

    If You Don’t Use It, Toss It!

    Dealing with Future Purchases

    Setting Yourself Up for Success

    Different Decluttering Methods

    Room by Room

    By Category

    How to Choose Which Method or Room?

    How to Make Decluttering Fun

    Summary

    5 - The Basics of Decluttering

    How Many Items Should You Keep?

    How to Sort and Prioritize

    Sorting and Organizing Sentimental Stuff

    Useful vs Beautiful vs Sentimental

    Summary

    6 - The Closet

    Strategy for Decluttering the Closet

    Optimizing Closet Space. Keep, Toss, Sell, Donate

    How to Properly Fold and Organize Clothes

    Planning Seasonally

    Summary

    7 - The Bathroom

    Decluttering the Bathroom Basics

    Products

    Towels

    Cleaning Supplies

    Summary

    8 - The Kitchen

    Decluttering the Kitchen Basics

    Dishes, Cups, Plates, Kitchen Tools and Linens

    Optimizing for Efficiency

    Summary

    9 - The Bedroom

    Decluttering the Bedroom Basics

    Decluttering for a Better Night’s Sleep

    Nightstands

    Drawers

    Electronics, Computers and Smartphones

    Summary

    10 - The Workspace

    Organizing Your Office Supplies

    Decluttering Your Desk

    Dealing with Emails

    Summary

    11 - The Laundry Room

    Decluttering the Laundry Room Basics

    Linens

    Make Laundry Day a Habit

    Summary

    12 - The Garage / Storage Room

    Decluttering Seasonally

    Summary

    13 - Books

    Magazines, Newspapers and Mail

    Summary

    14 - Sorting and Organizing Sentimental Items

    Kids Clothes, Artwork and Toys

    Diaries, Journals and Personal Letters

    Things Inherited from Late Loved Ones

    Give Yourself Time to Go Through Inherited Stuff

    Gifts - Wedding, Birthday, Christmas

    Greeting Cards

    Expensive Gifts and Belongings

    Summary

    15 - Collections and Collectables

    Photo Albums

    Art Collections

    Music, Videos and DVDs

    Toys

    Cards, Comics and Stamps. Giving Up the Collection

    Summary

    16 - Getting Rid of Things That Are Significant in Value

    eBay

    Craigslist

    Facebook Market Place

    Garage Sales

    Donating Stuff

    Summary

    17 - Overcoming Obstacles

    Staying Clutter Free for The Long Term

    Tips on How to Stay Organized

    What if You or Your Family Member is a Hoarder?

    What if You Don’t Know Where to Start?

    What if You Need Help?

    What If You Can’t Give Anything Up?

    What If You Start Collecting Stuff Again?

    18 - The 30-Day Decluttering Plan

    19 - Final Thoughts

    Summary Action Plan

    Further Reading

    Review Request

    Pretty Please…

    About the Author

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    When I was younger, I would never have friends come to visit my home out of fear that they would judge me and my family. I always felt like I was hiding some big secret from my friends and the rest of the world. I was embarrassed. I felt like there was something wrong with us and if anyone found out how we lived they would surely make fun of me and judge me for it. Thankfully, I was able to move past this difficult situation and declutter my life for good. The results have been outstanding. I

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