7 Steps to Declutter Your Home

De: Karen Kingston, Richard Kingston

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Previously published as 'How to Clear Your Clutter', this rewrite by Karen Kingston and Richard Kingston contains new content and substantial updates.

This concise book is a quick and easy introduction to the Kingstons’ proven clutter clearing methods, which have already transformed millions of people’s lives.

The authors explain that the real problem with clutter is not just the space it takes up or the mess and confusion it creates. It’s the stagnant energies that accumulate around it, which will cause a corresponding stagnation and stuckness in your life. That's why clearing it gets your life moving again.

Packed with practical tips and insights drawn from decades of experience, this book is a 25-minute read that will motivate you to get started and help you to declutter with confidence. It’s also an inspiring kick-start refresher if you’ve decluttered before.

You will learn:

• How to get motivated to clear your clutter
• How to set up a sorting system that works
• How to use timeboxing
• How to use the Clutter Test
• How to let your clutter go

Best of all, these methods will transform decluttering your home into a treat you’ll look forward to after you experience the remarkable changes it can bring about.

Get your copy now!

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About the authors

Karen Kingston and Richard Kingston are the world’s leading experts in space clearing and top experts in clutter clearing, with 65+ years’ experience between them and a loyal global following. They teach online courses, offer individual personal sessions, and conduct professional clutter clearing practitioner trainings.

Karen Kingston’s first two books are international bestsellers with combined sales of three million copies in 26 languages. 7 Steps to Declutter Your Home is designed to complement her most popular title - Clear Your Clutter with Feng Shui.

Nice concise reading

This was a nice concise reading of Karen’s major decluttering points. The virtual female voice wasn’t that bad either. She had a bit of a British accent, so perhaps the next best thing to hearing Karen’s voice.