Reduce Clutter, Enlarge Your Life

How to Free Yourself from Physical and Mental Clutter and Make Space for More Success, Love and Fulfillment

De: Tom Marcoux

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Is clutter choking your life? Get rid of clutter, and new opportunities rush in to fill the space. Author Tom Marcoux reveals how he got rid of 243 boxes of stuff. He freed himself effectively and in minimal time of both physical and mental clutter. Imagine saving thousands of your dollars by letting go of a big storage locker. Apply those savings to a vacation you and a loved one have always wanted. This is NOT an encyclopedia of organizational tips. Instead Action Steps are designed to foster the emotional and physical stamina you need for a CRC—Clutter Removal Campaign. Your Campaign has a bigger purpose than a tidier living space. We’re talking about Enlarging Your Life, providing space for more love, success and fulfillment! You Will Learn to: • Increase personal energy so you sort fast! • Decrease the total time to get rid of clutter • Free yourself from energy-draining mental clutter. • Create the prosperity, happiness and inner peace you really want. Praise for Reduce Clutter, Enlarge Your Life • “Marcoux will help you get rid of the physical and mental clutter occupying precious space in your life. You’ll reclaim wasted energy, lower your stress, and find time for new opportunities.” – Laura Stack, author of Execution IS the Strategy • “Reduce Clutter, Enlarge Your Life gives you freedom from clutter and space for new opportunities. You increase your physical and mental stamina so you can get rid of clutter quickly. As my coach, Tom Marcoux always provides cutting-edge strategies and energizing encouragement. This book helps you reduce stress and increase success. Get this book!” – Dr. JoAnn Dahlkoetter, author of Your Performing Edge and coach to CEOs and Olympic Gold Medalists • “Is clutter choking your life? This book will show you how to get rid of the clutter so that you can be much more productive. Author Tom Marcoux de-cluttered his life by getting rid of 243 big boxes of STUFF that he really no longer needed. In the process he saved a ton of money because he no longer had to rent a large storage space to keep the STUFF. He’ll show you how to make the decisions. Buy this book now... because you’ll use it over and over again.” – Danek S. Kaus, author of You Can Be Famous: Insider Secrets to Getting Free Publicity Tom Marcoux helps people like you fulfill big dreams. Known as America's Communication Coach and TFG Thought Leader, Tom has authored 23 books and 21 audio programs with sales in 15 countries. One of his books rose to #1 on Amazon.com Hot New Releases in Business Life (and in Business Communication). He guides clients and audiences (IBM, Sun Microsystems, etc.) to success in job interviewing, public speaking, media relations, and branding. As a member of the National Speakers Association, he is a professional coach and guest expert on TV, radio, and print, and was dubbed "the Personal Branding Instructor" by the San Francisco Examiner. Tom addressed National Association of Broadcasters' Conference six years running. With a degree in psychology, Tom is a guest lecturer at Stanford University, DeAnza College, and California State University, and teaches public speaking; business communication; graduate level science fiction and fantasy; and comparative religion at Academy of Art University. Using Tom's public speaking methods, one of his graduate students won the Charles Schwab Scholarship. Winner of a special award at the Emmys, Tom wrote, directed, and produced a feature film that went to Cannes film market, where it gained international distribution. He is engaged in the book/film projects Crystal Pegasus (children's); TimePulse (science fiction) and Jack AngelSword (fantasy-thriller). Visit TomSuperCoach.com to see how Tom coaches people on how to get more done in less time with less effort using Time-Leverage. Visit Tom's blog at www.BeHeardandBeTrusted.com

No emotion 🫥

A book telling what you need to do. Some statements like, a man that sued his daughter because she emptied 3 of his storage areas. That’s it. Ok, don’t get rid of things that aren’t yours to get rid of.
I don’t know, didn’t listen to much more after that. I’m not fond of throwing away things that are part of history. Like documents that your family might want.
I guess I’m not comfortable with all this declutterring because it seems like big brother is getting rid of us.