Simple Living: Simplify Your Life: De-clutter Your Home, Be More Productive, Remove Stress From Your Life and Getting Things Done

Simple Living: Simplify Your Life: De-clutter Your Home, Be More Productive, Remove Stress From Your Life and Getting Things Done. This book contains proven steps and strategies on how to on how to simplify your life through clutter-and-stress management. In this book, you will find effective strategies to achieve a clutter and stress free life. As you go from chapter to chapter, you will gain more understanding about the complications of your life and what causes them.
This book will teach you how to avoid too much work and obligations as well as deal with personal anxieties and common problems at home. Here Is A Preview Of What You'll LearnIdentifying the Causes of Problems in LifeTop 10 Tips to Eliminate Stress in LifeTop 12 Tips for ProductivityHome De-ClutteringTop 5 Clutter Prevention MethodsSimple LivingMuch, much more!Identifying the Causes of Problems in LifeDe-cluttering your house is not easy, and so is simplifying your life.
In the following chapters, you will find out new habits to form and new methods to learn. All of which are aimed to help you set your life free from clutter and start living simply. These strategies are somehow difficult, but doable. But in order to really achieve your goal, you have to confront the causes of clutter in your life. There is more to the problem than the mere presence or absence of clutter.
Clutter has a beginning, it doesn't simply pop out from nothing. If everyone in your household tosses back packs, handbags, briefcases, and coats on the sofa, organizing all those stuff today isn't going to prevent them to be in the same place tomorrow. After twenty four hours, the clutter will be back. The given example shows you how clutter repeats itself every single day, even if it's been taken care of the previous day.
In this case, the cause of the problem could be having no designated area for each item. (You will learn more about designating a resting area for each of your stuff in chapter 5.) So instead of simply taking care of the clutter, you need to confront the root cause of the problem and find a way to solve it. Below you will find some major causes of complications in life. Identify which of the following examples are most related to your life.
Too Much To DoSometimes, you end up with so many obligations because you don't know how to say "no". In addition, you are unrealistic about your deadlines in making goals. Unable to Make DecisionsWhen you delay on deciding how to solve a problem, the problem will take on a life of its own and grow bigger.