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Decluttering

50 Minimalism Ways and Strategies to Declutter your Home and Life

Eugene Barry Gordon
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Pages
59
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
A2R Publishing

About

The book is more of a motivational text than instruction manual discussing the themes of minimalism according to a relatable context. It breaks down 50 ways of reducing clutter within your life grouped according to four categories. These are:
Mindset or perspective Implementation Social media themes Peripheral considerations
All of these tools are meant to reduce and eventually eliminate clutter in your life from a mental position to the implementation and everything in between governing the life of an individual.
The book encourages a lifestyle change from consumerism, which has become a silent plague on the present society and shows ways of how to assimilate minimalism into your life until it becomes part of your habits. Minimalism is not encouraged as a goal but a continuous process because cluttering is oriented the same way. Clutter is also a lifestyle, which entails glut and neglect. This book teaches how to be aware of your surroundings and keeping vigil on your mind and your residence.

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