Living Simply - Improve Your Life With Less Clutter

Maybe it's time to motivate yourself to get rid of the stuff you don't want. This book takes you through the practical motivations and methods to get unwanted stuff out of your home, including specific instructions for each room in your home. Considering that our outward surroundings often reflect our inner state of mind, there's also a chapter on getting rid of emotional baggage.Living Simply – Improve Your Life with Less Clutter is a collection of articles dealing with getting rid of clutter, most of which originally appeared on the Living Simply Site of BellaOnline.Contents1. Living Simply2. What is Clutter?3. Reduce Stress by Simplifying Your Life4. What is the Problem with Clutter?5. Why Does Clutter Happen?6. How to Get Rid of Stuff You Don't Want7. Decluttering and Organizing a Whole House8. How to Motivate Yourself to Get Rid of Clutter9. How to use Freecycle10. Simplify Your Kitchen and Reduce Kitchen Clutter11. Bedroom – Storage of Sanctuary?12. How to Declutter a Closet13. How to Tidy a Child's Bedroom Age 6 and Under14. How to Tidy a Child's Bedroom Age 7 to 1215. How to Tidy a Teenager's Bedroom16. Children, Teenagers and Bedrooms – Advice for Moms17. A Simple Way to Improve Your Bathroom18. Organizing Your Home Office Clutter19. Organizing and Reducing Book Clutter20. Email Clutter – Organize Your Inbox21. How to Declutter Your Garage and Get it Organized22. How to Organize a Garage Sale23. How to Empty Your Storage Space of Clutter24. Simple Recycling Tips25. Getting Rid of Emotional Baggage26. Mom, Look After Yourself!27. How to Enjoy Life More28. How to Live with Less and Spend LessAppendix 1: Recommended Anti-Clutter and Organizing BooksAppendix 2: Time management – How Do You Do All That You Do?About the AuthorTina Razzell is a happily married mom. Originally from England, she now lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.As the children arrived, so did the clutter. It took a drastic move across continents for her to realize that she didn't need all her possessions and that less is better. She's been getting rid of stuff and helping others to do so ever since.Her first book is titled Homeschooling Boys – Gaining Maximum Success from Minimum Cooperation. This is her second book, and her first on the subject of getting rid of clutter. Tina Razzell is a happily married mom with three boys and a girl. Originally from England, she now lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.She's been homeschooling for what seems like forever, and vaguely remembers a life before kids.It didn't take her long to realize that homeschooling three boys is not an easy task to undertake. Although she's been writing about homeschooling for a while, this is her first book.