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The book tackles the all‑too‑common frustration of accumulating clutter with a streamlined method that centers on the power of a single word. Each of the 31 entries presents a word, a short essay, and three actionable prompts or reflective questions, followed by an affirmation or meditation. Drawing on diverse spiritual traditions, ancient insights, and modern psychology, the book teaches readers how to harness focus, determination, and concentration to eliminate clutter within themselves and their homes. Whether you need help with office mess, closet organization, or managing daily tasks, the concise format and portable design help even the most disorganized person forge peace and order from chaos.
First publish date: 2006
Genre: Business & Economics/Business Management
Authors: Marcia Zina Mager
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