Synopsis
NEW EXPANDED EDITION! More than just a book about tidying up, this is a tough-love pep talk for American families. It is the quintessential pocket guide for clearing out, getting organized, and thriving with less stuff and more life. In the pages of ClutterFree Revolution, we meet Hope, a forty-something mom who fantasizes about living a more intentional life with less clutter (both literal and figurative). Through her inspiring transformation, we discover how a simple three-step process has the power to shift our paradigm around our things, and deliver a more rewarding life with far-reaching impacts beyond our own homes and families. ClutterFree Revolution is not just another how-to-organize book, it is a conscious consumer's manifesto - an invitation to a life-transforming paradigm designed to remind us what matters most, and that is: who we love, what we do, how, and why we live - because everything else is just stuff. ClutterFree Revolution delivers the simple strategies to simplify your stuff, organize your life & (yes) save the world. "ClutterFree Revolution does more than demystify the complexity of our stuff - it guides us through an honest conversation about what matters most." -- Dr. Melva Green, psychiatrist on the hit TV series, Hoarders (NEW foreword) "ClutterFree Revolution nails it! Evan inspires a new generation of conscious consumers. A must read for every household in America." -- Casey Sheahan, former President & CEO of Patagonia, Inc.
About the Author
With a Master's degree focused in experiential education and curriculum development, Evan Michael Zislis started his career teaching anthropology, world history and civic engagement to 7th graders in Aspen, Colorado. He went on to manage the program departments of a wide variety of non-profit organizations of the Aspen Valley before starting his own consulting firm in 2012. Evan is now a professional organizer, social entrepreneur, speaker and bestselling author. Founder and Principal of Intentional Solutions, Evan's professional practice helps people to simplify so they can focus on what matters most, and that is: who we love, what we do, how, and why we live - because everything else is just stuff. His work is focused in in five areas: organization, operational systems, time & task management, content creation, and professional networking. Evan works with households, businesses, teachers and people in life transitions. Evan lives with his family in Carbondale, Colorado, a quiet community in the heart of the Rocky Mountains -- ranked by Outside Magazine and Men's Journal as one of the "best towns ever."
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