7 Simple Steps to Unclutter Your Life

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Summary: A fun, easy, and practical read!
Review: 7 Simple Steps To Unclutter Your Life is a lively, fun to read compendium offering hundreds of quick tips and ideas for a simpler, more rewarding lifestyle. Donna Smallin shows how to control and even banish stress through easy steps that will enhance physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Readers will learn how to make time for themselves, reevaluate their priorities, increase their sheer enjoyment of what life has to offer, and most importantly, find more time for the things (and people) they love.

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Summary: A "Must-Read"
Review: Donna is a master at sharing simple, practical and easy-to-use ideas. I absolutely love this book. It's become my handy little constant reminder whenever I allow my life and my office, in particular, to fill up with unnecessary stuff. It's definitely a "must-read" and "must-have" addition to everyone's library. Hope you enjoy putting Donna's ideas into practice as much as I have.

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Summary: A "Must-Read"
Review: Donna is a master at sharing simple, practical and easy-to-use ideas. I absolutely love this book. It's become my handy little constant reminder whenever I allow my life and my office, in particular, to fill up with unnecessary stuff. It's definitely a "must-read" and "must-have" addition to everyone's library. Hope you enjoy putting Donna's ideas into practice as much as I have.

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Summary: Extremely Helpful
Review: I highly recommend this book. It provides very practical ideas in an organized, accessible way. Changed my life !!

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Summary: Disappointing
Review: Since the title is "7 Simple Steps" I thought the book would offer a clear, specific program for getting organized. Instead, it's more of a general advice book for overall self-improvement. The first chapter, for example, is about losing weight and getting in shape, and the advice is frustratingly familiar. Eat lowfat foods, exercise every day, etc. etc. There's not much in this book that the average reader of women's magazine won't already know.