Space for calm, clarity, creativity and abundance

This review is from: How to Master Your Muck ~ Get Organized. Add Space To Your Life. Live Your Purpose! (Kindle Edition)

5.0 out of 5 stars

What I love about this book is that it addresses me as an adult. There are many books out there about home organization that tries to shame and guilt that messy adolescent / cat lady part of me, some of the most popular books are extremely religious.

This book is inspiring that the author approach is that of a seasoned professional advising another who has some challenges, and needs guidance in order to get to the next level. It is a good book on home organization, for people who are running small business within their home.

It would be lovely to be able to walk into my home office, and have clarity and space, instead of clutter… to be able to see the forest (big picture) without the unnecessary weeds and trees, have great software/and apps in my laptop for tracking, and networking, and marketing and finally a streamlined closet with great basis clothing to wear to see my clients that brands my image.

Submitted to Amazon by Leela

I was invited to appear on CBS 10Connects News last year  as part of my Florida book tour. Here are a few tips from the news segment:

Hoarding is muck taken to the extreme. This is what I, as a Professional Organizer, have seen over the past 6 years and what has led me to write my new book How to Master Your Muck.

In my book How to Master Your Muck, this is how I address muck situations.

Like everyone else. I went through a period in my life where I had a lot of muck. Everyone has some type of muck in their life, even the most organized.

What is muck?

Anything that makes you feel stuck, unproductive or overwhelmed. Also:

1. Any old habits that no longer serve you
2. An over booked schedule
3. A closet that is too full to close the doors
4. Uncompleted projects

To help move forward it always help to let go of some of your possessions. It add space and automatically brings clarity to your situation.

How to Master Your Muck Tips for What to Let Go:

1. The item no longer serves a purpose in your current life
2. There is not enough room or space to store it
3. It requires more energy to keep than it gives

How to Master Your Muck Tips for What to Keep:

1. It serves a purpose
2. You have space to store it
3. You enjoy looking at it and it makes you happy

Why Master the Muck in Your Life?

1. It makes you feel good
2. Provides a sense of accomplishment
3. It allows you to live your purpose
4. It will pave the way to more prosperity