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    The Declutter Challenge: A Guided Journal for Getting your Home Organized in 30 Quick Steps (Guided Journal for Cleaning & Decorating, for Fans of Cluttered Mess)
    The Declutter Challenge: A Guided Journal for Getting your Home Organized in 30 Quick Steps (Guided Journal for Cleaning & Decorating, for Fans of Cluttered Mess)
    The Declutter Challenge: A Guided Journal for Getting your Home Organized in 30 Quick Steps (Guided Journal for Cleaning & Decorating, for Fans of Cluttered Mess)
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    The Declutter Challenge: A Guided Journal for Getting your Home Organized in 30 Quick Steps (Guided Journal for Cleaning & Decorating, for Fans of Cluttered Mess)

    By Cassandra Aarssen

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    From Bestselling author of REAL LIFE ORGANIZING, CLUTTERED MESS TO ORGANIZED SUCCESS and THE CLUTTER CONNECTION (100,000+ combined lifetime sales), comes Cassandra's first guided journal. Based around her viral YouTube series, The Declutter Challenge is setup to inspire authentic, tangible change in the way you organize your home, family and life.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMango
    Release dateApr 28, 2020
    ISBN9781642503067
    The Declutter Challenge: A Guided Journal for Getting your Home Organized in 30 Quick Steps (Guided Journal for Cleaning & Decorating, for Fans of Cluttered Mess)
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    Cassandra Aarssen

    Cassandra Aarssen is a Professional Organizer who shares easy and inexpensive organizing tips and tricks through her blog and YouTube channel called ClutterBug. A self-proclaimed "super slob", Cas transformed her home and her life through organization and now she is determined to help others do the same. Her first book "Real Life Organizing" gives the reader easy and painless ways to declutter and organize their home on a small budget. For more about her blog ClutterBug, visit http://clutterbug.me

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      The Declutter Challenge - Cassandra Aarssen

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      Like the Cluttered Mess to Organize Success Workbook, this journal was also designed to function as an ebook. With the help of any everyday notebook, you’ll be able to implement the tips, tricks and tasks within this journal to lead a decluttered life. Additionally, we have also created an editable PDF that you can download for free on the clutterbug website https://clutterbug.me/declutter-challenge-download using the code located at the back of this ebook.

      Also by Cassandra Aarssen

      The Clutter Connection

      Cluttered Mess to Organized Success

      Real Life Organizing

      Copyright © 2020 by Cassandra Aarssen.

      Published by Mango Publishing Group, a division of Mango Media Inc.

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      Layout & Design: Elina Diaz and Alice Jones

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      The Declutter Challenge: A Guided Journal for Getting Your Home Organized in 30 Quick Steps

      Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication number: 2019954717

      ISBN: (print) 978-1-64250-231-2, (ebook) 978-1-64250-306-7

      BISAC category code HOM017000—HOUSE & HOME / Remodeling & Renovation

      Printed in the United States of America

      To the king of organization, Peter Walsh. We have never met, but your words of wisdom have transformed my home, my career, and my entire life. I am eternally grateful for all that you are and all that you do. Out of all the amazing organizing experts in the world, none will ever compare to the great Peter Walsh.

      The Path to the New You

      We’re Gunna Kick Your Clutter to the Curb, Literally!

      Step 1 Mindfulness

      Step 2 Self-Awareness

      Step 3 Set Goals

      Step 4 Dream Big

      Step 5 The Meaning Behind the Mess

      Step 6 Feel the Urge to Purge

      Step 7 The Cost of Clutter

      Step 8 Overcoming Obstacles

      Step 9 Making Time for What Matters

      Step 10 Creating Motivation

      Step 11 How to Declutter the Right Way

      Step 12 Declutter Your Bedroom

      Step 13 Declutter Your Kitchen

      Step 14 Declutter Your Bathroom

      Step 15 Declutter Your Living Room

      Step 16 Declutter Kids' Toys

      Step 17 Declutter Kids' Bedrooms

      Step 18 Declutter Paper

      Step 19 Declutter Garage & Outdoor Space

      Step 20 Declutter Outerwear

      Step 21 Declutter Storage Spaces

      Step 22 Declutter All the Crap That Has No Category

      Step 23 What’s Your Organizing Style?

      Step 24 Organizing Must Haves

      Step 25 Surface Clutter Challenge

      Step 26 You Are the Queen of Clean

      Step 27 Get Your Family on Board

      Step 28 Clarity and Focus for Your Home

      Step 29 Moving Forward

      Step 30 Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow

      About the Author

      We’re Gunna Kick Your Clutter to the Curb, Literally!

      Your home is your oasis. It’s meant to be an escape from the work and stress of the outside world, not a chaotic place where you simply store your stuff.

      If you walk through your front door and are greeted by piles of papers, laundry, and dishes, you may start to dread coming home in the first place. Maybe every surface in your home seems to be piled with stuff or you’re constantly misplacing things, like the bills that need to be paid. If you struggle to find a clear spot on your countertop to make dinner or you have to step on dirty clothes and wet towels on your bathroom floor, your home could be making you feel unhappy and overwhelmed.

      Every single thing you own is one more thing you have to think about and take care of. The stress and pressure of keeping up with your physical belongings can really take a toll on your happiness and your health.

      If you’re feeling resentful for having to constantly clean, tidy, and maintain the stuff in your house, you’re not alone. Thankfully, your home doesn’t have to be just another chore on your never-ending to-do list. Your home can really be the beautiful, relaxing space you and your family deserve.

      But How Do You Create a Home That Makes You

      Feel Calm and Happy Instead of Super Stressed and

      a Little Ragey?

      One word: declutter.

      You can buy dozens of storage bins and make all the to-do lists you want, but if you don’t understand why you are cluttered and take the right steps to declutter properly, you’ll never be able to stop the cycle of clutter for good. Decluttering means less stuff to clean and keep

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