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More Money, More Time

How to Reclaim Your Life and Make It Your Own

Elizabeth Dawson
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Pages
70
Year
2004
Language
English
Publisher
iUniverse

About

All aboard for the Easy Life as Elizabeth Dawson, professional organizer and cultural iconoclast, takes you on a context-shifting tour through the rooms of your house, the pages of your checkbook and the minutes that make up your day.

By way of anecdotes, comical metaphors and her searing, myth-busting practicality, Ms. Dawson reveals irresistibly simple steps to unraveling the rampant overspending, over scheduling and clutter that constitutes Life in the Fast Lane.

Along the way, Ms. Dawson reveals the connection between an excess of possessions and a lack of time and money, encourages readers to reinvent Christmas and illuminates the value of cooking at home as an act of family bonding.

Ultimately, she demonstrates that a rested, fulfilled woman has a potently positive impact on her family-an idea that is obvious and, therefore, overlooked.

Women interested in making space in their lives to fulfill their personal dreams will find More Money, More Time a vigorously inspiring teacher.

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