Description

Minimalism has become a popular lifestyle, which essentially means living with less. This book gives Lao Tzu’s ten principles to achieve organization. The minimalist lifestyle focuses on experiences, necessities, and living with little debt. The Tao of an Uncluttered Life lays down ten fundamental principles applicable to modern life. There is help for anyone feeling overwhelmed with clutter in their living area, mind, or life. If you think you do not have the time to organize or do not know where to start, The Tao of an Uncluttered Life will give you new insight.

The Tao of an Uncluttered Life gives practical organizational tips, examples, and tactics, including lists and audio notes. Most accomplishments begin with lists so you can look at the big picture of what needs to happen, you might begin with paper notes, traditional audio recording, or use smartphone technology. Author Karen Hicks covers organizing office areas, cleaning the home, saving money, and involving others to free up the clutter. Through Taoist philosophies, Hicks offers thoughtful quotes before introducing each principle.

Even if you feel stuck in a rut with life and envision yourself somewhere else, The Tao of an Uncluttered Life helps you start small. The concept to change your life and clear up clutter anywhere begins with knowing what you want and then taking action. You need to start doing it because thinking about it only causes more dismay. By implementing the ten basic principles and common sense, you can begin knocking things off your to-do lists. Hicks shows that you can tackle the clutter in any area of life and stop staying stagnant. Excuses, poor planning, and time management will hinder any progress. Take the ten organization principles, and by using these ideas, you can achieve a minimalist lifestyle.

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Editorial Reviews:

“An immensely practical yet entertaining read. For the perpetually disorganized personality type, this book contains a lifestyle formula alongside an incredible array of practical tips and anecdotes which point to a sure cure.” William Bellet, Ph.D.

“As one of the most disorganized people on the planet, Karen’s book has been a godsend. It’s helped me do a lot more than rearrange my sock drawer. I refer to it hourly.” Richard “Kinky” Friedman, Author/Entertainer