Summary: Do you feel overwhelmed and embarrassed with the mess in your home? Do you blame it on the kids? Not sure how or where to start clearing the clutter? That is exactly how I use to feel. Would you like to have your home decluttered by the holidays so it can be inviting and cheerful? My name is Kelli Wilkinson and I am a "recovering" clutterbug and shopaholic. I share my stories of struggling to declutter and how I eventually conquered the clutter in "Confessions of a Clutterer". The difficulty with most decluttering methods is they require you to go through your stuff and make mucho decisions about each item. Then you put each item in a tub or box. This slows the process down and eventually to a complete stop. Several of these methods use an acronym created from their four or five steps. I guess using an acronym will make the method appear easy and professional. The acronyms did not help me declutter. These four or five step methods of decluttering begin to consume a lot of your time making decisions. Emotions kick in, you get sidetracked and the decluttering is abandoned. It becomes an unpleasant chore to declutter. And, everyone wants to avoid unpleasant chores. These decluttering methods are too slow and cumbersome. I wanted my home decluttered now. I developed my own method where I spent just 15 minutes a day decluttering and did an eleven room house in less than one week. You Can Too. We will explore the mental triggers that keep us from decluttering and how to recognize them. How to deal with emotions associated with our stuff. I explain how to recognize the clutter-starters in your home and put a stop to them. I include the checklists I use that keep me focused and save tons of time. These checklists alone are worth the price of the book. Although I give you information on organizing techniques, this book is about quickly decluttering your home and keeping it decluttered. If you want to conquer your mess and reclaim your home and life in a hurry, "Confessions of a Clutterer" is a must have. Wishing you all the best,
Kelli Wilkinson |
