The Minimalist Home: A Room-by-Room Guide to a Decluttered, Refocused Life

NATIONAL BESTSELLER • Turn your home into a place of peace, contentment, and purposeful living with the beloved author of The More of Less and Uncluttered Faith.

“A valuable, practical road map for those who are hoping to declutter their homes and take control of their lives.”—Katie Wells, founder of Wellness Mama

Do you want to declutter your home, but you don’t know where to start? One of today’s most influential minimalism advocates takes us on a decluttering tour of our own houses and apartments, showing us what to get rid of, what to keep—and why it matters. With step-by-step ideas and inspiring stories, Joshua explains . . .

• how clutter creates stress
• how having less stuff gives you more time, energy, and money
• why minimizing is more valuable than organizing
• how our culture conditions us to buy more and more
• what serving others has to do with consuming less

From the kitchen to the garage to the bathroom, The Minimalist Home teaches you how to keep only those things with purposes that align with your life purpose. Because with less clutter, you can be more you.

JOSHUA BECKER is the founder and editor of Becoming Minimalist, a website dedicated to inspiring others to find more life by owning less. The website welcomes over 1,000,000 readers each month and has inspired millions around the world to consider the practical benefits of owning fewer possessions and given them the practical help to get started. He is the best-selling (Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Publisher's Weekly, Amazon, Audible) author of The More of Less: Finding the Life You Want Under Everything You Own. Joshua's writing has led to speaking opportunities all across America and internationally. He is a contributing writer to Forbes and has made media appearances in the Wall Street Journal, Huffington Post Live, and the CBS Evening News. Joshua and his young family live in Peoria, AZ. In many ways, they are just your typical middle-class, suburban family--minus the dog and relentless pursuit of physical possessions.