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The Ultimate Minimalist Home

Jenna K. Vickers

Publisher: Jenna K. Vickers

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Summary

Simplify and declutter your life in 7 days. The bluefprint to living with less and finding more joy in life – The Ultimate Minimalist Home  
Having tasted the worse experience of living with more stuff and the never ending battle of clutter, Jenna has seen how terrible clutter can set us back in life. 
Showing us how living with less can give us peace of mind and find fulfillment with the little we have, Jenna has provided practical guidelines to simplify, clean and organize your home. 
She addresses the various underlying issues that contribute to accumulation of clutter and proffers solutions to prevent frequent accumulation of mess and adopt a minimalist lifestyle. The purpose is not just to simplify your life but also to find true fulfillment in the little you have. Looking forward to creating a minimalist home with less stuff? 
Download a copy of "The Ultimate Minimalist Home" today for a more fulfilling and productive life.
Available since: 02/16/2019.

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