Showing posts with label declutter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label declutter. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 3, 2018

"Free and Clear" by Karin Kiser


EXCERPT
Free and Clear:
7 Steps to Declutter Your Home and Your Head
by Karin Kiser


Free and Clear: 7 Steps to Declutter Your Home and Your Head by Karin Kiser

Author Karin Kiser stops by today to share an excerpt from Free and Clear: 7 Steps to Declutter Your Home and Your Head. 

Description
Using the 7-step Free and Clear system, you’ll discover:
* Why you wear the same 20% of your wardrobe over and over.
* How to declutter your closet, kitchen, living spaces – and even your mind.
* How to capture a renewed sense of freedom, appreciation and ease with your physical stuff.
* The secret to breaking the re-cluttering habit once and for all.
Inside Free and Clear you’ll also discover how to create some much-needed space in your home and your head, so you can have more of what you really want in life.
So, if you’re ready to finally get to the root cause of your clutter, and become free and clear, you must get this book now.

Excerpt
Introduction: Dare to be AwareTM
Clutter is Not the Problem
If you’ve ever spring cleaned your house, cleared off your desk, cleaned out your closet, or donated some of your unwanted stuff to charity, you’ve experienced decluttering. Declutter means to remove unnecessary items from your home or your environment.
Take a look around your house, right now. If you’re like most people, you’ve accumulated quite a bit of new stuff since your last closet purging or trip to the donation center. What gives?
The problem is that your decluttering efforts were replaced by a gradual re-cluttering. Somehow, perhaps without your noticing, you accumulated just as much stuff as before, and your house is ripe for a bout of decluttering once again.
The truth is, your stuff isn’t the problem. It’s not even your fault. You’ve simply picked up the habit of re-cluttering.
This book will help you break the re-cluttering habit. When you break the habit of re-cluttering, you finally break free of the anxiety and exasperation that excess physical clutter can provoke. You become free and clear.
Now, if you are looking for the perfect method for folding your shirts or rearranging your stuff, this book is probably not for you. This book won’t help you rearrange your current stuff in a new way. We often think decluttering means organizing. It doesn’t. Yes, you can certainly rearrange your stuff so it is more orderly and visually appealing. But moving stuff around doesn’t get to the real issue of why you accumulated all that stuff in the first place.
This book does.
Don’t worry, you won’t have to become a minimalist to massively benefit from this book. In fact, I’m not a big fan of the word “minimalist.” I consider myself a maximizer. I live life to the max. I use my stuff to the max.
Using the 7-step Free and Clear system, you’ll break the re-cluttering habit and experiment with being a maximizer as well. In doing so, you’ll feel a renewed sense of freedom, appreciation, and ease with your external physical stuff and your internal state of being. You’ll create some much-needed space in your home and your head, so you can have more of what you really want in life.
[Want more? Click below to read a longer excerpt.]


Praise for the Book
“Free and Clear is a wise guide to maximize your life and your space. When Karin's methods are applied, your mind, your home, and your life will feel lighter and brighter.” ~ Nadine Artemis, author of Renegade Beauty and Holistic Dental Care
“Karin reveals how to break the declutter/reclutter cycle once and for all! She gets to the bottom of why we have this ‘stuff’ in the first place. An excellent read that left me motivated and inspired!” ~ Amber Wientzen, Founder, Lilac & Sage Classical Feng Shui
“This very practical approach to decluttering gets to the root of the problem - our emotional clutter in the form of unconscious beliefs. It brings a level of awareness to the issue that few books deal with and shows the way to finally get to the core of the problem in a step-by-step plan. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to take it to the next level.” ~ Alison Schockner, Feng Shui Practitioner
“Karin Kiser’s 7 step method challenges you to a Free and Clear decluttering of your mind and life. I feel her ideas will remove a considerable amount of stress in my life plus liberate unnecessary ‘stuff’ attachments with their time consuming responsibilities. Thanks, Karin. A great read!” ~ Cheryl Piquard
“This straightforward book delves into why we hang onto to stuff we never use. It provides the reader with powerful and introspective steps to help understand and break the habit of amassing clutter. I feel I have been given the tools (and a nudge) to start rethinking, repurposing and de-cluttering my life!” ~ Diann, San Diego

About the Author
Karin Kiser
Karin Kiser is the author of Lighten Your Load, founder of Radical SimplicityTM, and creator of the Ultimate Life and Body Reboot program. She helps professional and health-conscious women and men simplify and detox their lives so they can live at a higher level with more time, energy, simplicity, and ease.
As a visionary, mentor and speaker, she inspires women and men to greater health and happiness by helping them reduce the physical, mental, and emotional toxins blocking their path. She has worked with hundreds of individuals to reduce stress, lighten their load, laugh more, breathe more, and BE more.
A former corporate executive and Pilates studio owner, Karin is on a mission to help people live lives of joy, radiant health and sustainability, for themselves and for the planet.

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Thursday, May 22, 2014

"Clean Home" by Suzanne Sims

FREE 23-24 May
Clean Home:
A 21 Day Step-By-Step Guide to
Efficiently Clean, Declutter, and Organize
Your Home in Less Time
by Suzanne Sims


Do you want to clean your home within 21 days? Learn how to declutter and organize your home in less time. Clean Home will guide you step-by-step in how to clean your home fast and efficiently!


Description
It’s something that we all dread, but cleaning and tidying your home can have a profoundly positive effect on your life. These days we’re all very busy with our work, family, and social lives. Often we find ourselves with no spare time to spend on these important chores.
What you need is this 21 day step-by-step guide to a clean home. This book breaks down the tasks needed to give your home an overhaul and guides you by the hand with step-by-step instructions. It also provides you with some great tips and shortcuts so that you can achieve great results with the limited free time you have.
The book begins by examining the reasons many of us fail to keep our homes as clean as we’d like them to be. Plus the benefits of a clean and tidy home are looked at in detail. Both of these sections will help you form a mindset to getting things done. This invaluable motivation not only gets you over the first hurdle of taking action, but keeps your enthusiasm high so that you can see it through to the end.
The actual cleaning tasks are arranged by days, divided into three weeks. Each day focuses on a specific room of the house, or a specific type of cleaning.
This book provided the basic and complete information about house cleaning. The book covers the following topics:
  • Reasons you need a clean home
  • Reasons we fail to keep things clean and tidy
  • Hired help – pros and cons
  • Timing preparation
  • Core cleaning tasks preparation
  • Making strategic plans
  • Cleaning product preparation
  • Your 21-days to a clean home (step-by-step guide)
  • Special considerations – communal areas, pets, smokers
  • Additional tips to keep things look great
  • Safety and environment

Week One covers the core living areas of the home
Week One covers the core living areas of the home, such as the bedrooms, kitchen, bathroom, and living room. You’ll be able to see a transformation quickly as the rooms you spend the most time in are sorted out.
Week Two covers storage & outdoor areas
In Week Two, we turn to the rest of the rooms in the home, particularly those that can easily become cluttered, such as basements, attics, and garages. We also look at outdoor areas, an important part to completing the overall uncluttered effect.
Week Three covers deep cleaning areas and stuff
Finally, in Week Three we look at some specific cleaning challenges, such as appliances, electricals, floors and carpets, windows and mirrors, etc. By the end of this week your whole home and its contents will be tidy and clean for the whole household to enjoy.
So, what are you waiting for? Get started now!


Featured Review
In Clean Home: A 21 Day Step-By-Step Guide To Efficiently Clean, Declutter, and Organize Your Home in Less Time by Suzanne Sims, the author shows you systematically how to get your life back on track and back to a tidy lifestyle regardless of how messy your current living conditions are. Sometimes all it takes is a little orderly discipline to start cleaning. I for one look at a messy house and don’t even know where to begin with everything that goes on in my life; however, this book provides you with a system to completely clean your home in 21 days, and without having to decide which room is more important to tackle first. I strongly recommend this book for anyone that needs a tidy home but just doesn’t know where to begin.

About the Author
Suzanne Sims has worked in teaching and as a Marriage and Family Counselor. She is an author of house cleaning books. She loves doing chores and always tries to figure out and work with it in a smart way. Writing from her experience will help readers get through cleaning the house step-by-step. She always creates informative, inspirational, nonjudgmental books.
Suzanne wants to help other people live easier stress-free lives, achieve happiness, and find pleasure in the simple things. Right now she lives her happy life with her family. She organizes everything into systems. Writing and helping other people are her inspirations.

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