Outer Order Inner Calm: declutter and organize to make more room for happiness - Tapa dura

Trusted and insightful . . . it instantly resonated * Thrive Global * Delivers a shot of peace before you even read a page . . . If you've been looking for a quick spark of inspiration to get going on improving your space - both inner and outer - this is the place to start. * The Epoch Times * Much like Marie Kondo, Gretchen Rubin knows the power of getting rid of objects that don't bring us joy. In Outer Order, Inner Calm, she gives advice on how to declutter your space and create an environment that will improve your life and let you grow as a person. * Parade * Beautiful as well as practical. * Euronews.com * Excellent motivation to move that box that's been sat in your hallway since you moved in two years ago or discover is still beneath the detritus you have "stored" on top it. * Strong Words * Rubin has written a book for all of us - the neat ones, the controlled chaos ones, and anyone who shares a living space with someone whose approach to a pile of unopened mail differs wildly from their own. * Salon * Like getting a pep talk from an old friend who just wants you to finally get your shoe rack under control. * Mind Body Green * Gretchen Rubin gets to the heart of a surprisingly simple - yet life-altering - fact. * Read It Forward * Declutter your way to happiness [with] self-help guru Gretchen Rubin * Good Housekeeping *

THE NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER 'Move over, Marie Kondo' Washington Post 'Wishing I had a Rubin to help me make sense of my belongings' Red 'Declutter your way to happiness' Good Housekeeping In the context of a happy life, a messy desk or a crowded wardrobe is a trivial problem - yet Gretchen Rubin found that getting control of our stuff makes us feel more in control of our lives. Ask yourself: DO I NEED IT? DO I LOVE IT? DO I USE IT? With 150 concrete clutter-clearing ideas, insights, strategies, and sometimes surprising tips, Gretchen tackles the key challenges of creating outer order by explaining how to 'make choices', 'create order', 'know yourself', 'cultivate useful habits' and, of course, how to 'add beauty'. At home, at work, and in life, when we get our possessions under control, we can create a more serene environment. With a sense of fun, and a clear idea of what's realistic for most people, Gretchen suggests dozens of manageable steps to help us achieve the lives we yearn for. 'If you want to change anything in your life, you need Gretchen Rubin' Viv Groskop 'I love Gretchen Rubin - she helps me understand both myself and the people around me' Cathy Rentzenbrink, bestselling author of The Last Act of Love