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 Removing Life's Clutter

Life is a fickle beast. It consumes your time, eats away at your sanity, and leaves you feeling stressed out and wrung out emotionally. And the clutter of everyday life soon follows. The accumulation of unnecessary objects takes up all the space in our homes, offices, cars and lives. It becomes difficult to negotiate through all the chaos and it creates more work for us rather than less.

And even though most of us have the best of intentions when it comes to keeping our homes and our lives clutter-free, life happens. We stumble over ourselves to get to work on time. We allow the kids to use things until they break. And we fail to follow through on keeping up with housework and other responsibilities that keep our lives together. The clutter mounts up. It becomes more difficult to find our way, to plan things out and ensure that everything falls into place.

But why? Why do we feel the need to keep all these things? What is it in us that makes us want and need so much stuff? The truth is, we want them because they are familiar . We want them because they make our lives easier. We want them because we need them. We want them because they are comforting – even if they are not. We want them because we love them. And we want them because it's just the way things are.

I'm very aware of how many books have been written on the subject of life, relationships, and the self in different cultures around the world and how people deal with these fundamental issues. But few of those books have touched my heart and my life. I knew that one day I wanted to write something that would be able to help the reader through their own journey and inspire them step by step on the path of life. That is why "Life's Clutter" was written.

I want to offer you a way to find your way out of the clutter created by life's circumstances. I'm going to take you on a journey that you will be able to follow, using my own experience and advice as a foundation for what needs to be done. I am going to give you step-by-step instructions on how I went about cleaning out my home, getting rid of clutter, and living a simpler life.

I will cover simple tasks such as how to remove clothes from your bedroom floor, how to find the stuff you are looking for when you need it and the value of keeping "stuff" to a minimum. I will also discuss deeper issues like the importance of living in the moment and focusing on what really matters. And finally, I will guide you through your own home cleaning or office cleaning project, sharing my experience and tips along the way.

I hope that these guidelines will be helpful, but ultimately the only person who can change is you . So take a look at what I have to offer and try some of the techniques for yourself. Remember, you can do it!

"Life's Clutter" brings you soft, insightful words that are easy to read and practical advice on how to deal with life's clutter in your own home or at your workplace.

After reading Life's Clutter , I realized that even though my space is clean, my mind is cluttered. This book helped me get my thoughts in order. It got me thinking about what is really important and what I really want to do with my life. It even gets me motivated to clean out my closet!

This book is easy to read, but it is not just a novel. It is a workbook with lots of exercises that help you learn how to "de-clutter" your life and put things in perspective.

I would highly recommend this book to anyone who feels overwhelmed with life. It helps you find your way out of the clutter.

Here's a sample chapter from Life's Clutter . The full book is available for download at twigartbooks.com .

You can also get a preview of the full book at  Amazon , and Barnes & Noble .

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I have been busy cleaning house, both physically and mentally. I have been staying on top of my dishes, laundry and personal hygiene. But there is more I will be doing in the coming weeks to keep my home and mind clear of clutter and clutter free.

I had been struggling with my ability to keep up with deadlines in the past couple months, but after reading Life's Clutter , I have realized that I am simply overloading myself with one responsibility after another.

Conclusion

As I sat at my desk, I realized that I had a lot of work to do. My calendar was full, but the pressure was mounting.

I decided it would be best to make some changes and clean out the clutter in my life in order to make room for things that needed attention. By thinking about what matters and not being distracted by all the other things that are going on in life, I can focus on doing what is important and fulfilling for me.