Declutter & Thrive

Overcoming 6 Common Disorganization Types to Reveal Your Best You

In Declutter and Thrive, Denise Allan and Vlasta Hillger pair real-life client stories with actionable insights central to overcoming six common disorganization behavior types:

• The Power Shopper with closets and cupboards so full they won’t close.
• The Paper Magnet whose paper and mail piles are literally falling over.
• The Inspired Hobbyist who can’t create despite volumes of materials.
• The Caregiver who’s put everything on hold to care for a loved one.
• The Easily Distracted who struggles with an overwhelming to-do list.
• The Overburdened Employee whose disorganization at work is impacting their career.

Are you ready to conquer your clutter and live life to its fullest?

Praise for Declutter and Thrive

“Overcoming disorganization can become a reality for anyone – as long as you read this book. These experts have thorough knowledge. Just open this book, take the quiz, and you will be guided to the right kind of organizing plan for you. Don’t wait. Get started now!”–Dorothy Breininger, Expert, A&E Hit TV Show, Hoarders

“THE ONLY ORGANIZING BOOK YOU WILL EVER NEED! Denise’s years of experience and training pays off in this easy to use – easy to understand book that gives the disorganized not only hope but useful, realistic and practical direction to get organized once and for all.”–Ellen Faye, COC, CPO – Past President: National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals (NAPO)

“When you’re disorganized, everything feels out of control and overwhelming. Declutter and Thrive gets specific about the challenges and gets you toyour success story sooner. Don’t waste any more time br/>being disorganized. Help is readily available with Denise and the expert team at Simplify Experts.”–Kate Varness, CPO-CD, COC, Green Light Organizing and Coaching

“One of my favorite aspects of Declutter and Thrive is that Denise and Vlasta de-shame the struggle with clutter. They helped me understand why I struggle with paperwork and distraction. My favorite fact: it takes 23 minutes to fully refocus on work when we are distracted. Luckily, they give tips on how to limit distractions. Bottom line, you don’t have to be alone in your struggle with clutter.”–Jane Tornatore, Ph.D.

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