Spring Clean Your Life: Tools to Transform Your Spaces and Your Spirit

by Gaylah Balter

In her new book, SPRING CLEAN YOUR LIFE author Gaylah Balter reveals that it is possible to create a life free of clutter, which is calm, and deliciously easy to maintain. She does this by using a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0970786123
• ISBN13: 9780970786128
• Release Date: January 2006
• Publisher: Learning Tree Books
• Length: 143 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 5.9" x 8.7"

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Gaylah Balter's "Spring Clean Your Life" offers the tools you need to transform your spaces and your spirit. There are so many wonderful tidbits that cause you to think throughout this book..."You have clutter in your life because you have given more importance to other matters rather than taking care of your surroundings, your thoughts, and your behaviors." Wow! That one sentence sums it all up! Letting go of old ideas, broken promise to yourself and others and life choices that no longer serve you is an important part of solving your clutter puzzle. This book is about letting go of the things that no longer contribute to your life so that you have the time and the energy and the space for the things that do. The tools you need to take charge of your life and your surroundings are found in this small book. You will begin by making some obtainable goals, setting a deadline and making a plan to change. As you change your environment on a physical level you will notice that this will change you emotionally and spiritually for the better. There are also exercises to help you clear away mental, spiritual and emotional clutter. There are chapters to help you figure out if you are a Pack Rat, Procrastinator, Grasshopper, or an Untidy Folk. There's even a chapter that addresses the costs of clutter. "Spring Clean Your Life" can easily help you simplify your life while setting personal boundaries. It is a tool for not only getting a cleaner home, but a better life. Hats off to Gaylah Balter!