Overview
Transform your entire life by cutting mental clutter, reducing overwhelm, and simplifying your daily routines with this inspiring and comprehensive guide from the bestselling author of Minimalista and Organized Living. As a professional home organizing expert with a diverse roster of clients ranging from students to CEOs, Shira Gill realized that almost everyone she worked with was overextended, overscheduled, and overwhelmed. So, using her signature blend of practical minimalism and organization, Shira designed a game-changing framework to streamline and simplify every part of your life, regardless of lifestyle or budget. LifeStyled is built around three key steps: adjusting volume, creating systems, and implementing habits. Applying these tools, you can transform your home, life, mindset, and schedule with accessible tips and quick wins--little things you can integrate or practice for quick, transformative results. Chapters cover health, home, relationships, career, finance, and personal development with actionable prompts to help you:
- Learn realistic strategies to optimize your sleep, nutrition, and overall wellness.
- Implement simple habits and routines to create and maintain a home that feels good.
- Cut the relationship clutter and invest in meaningful connections and community.
- Redefine success on your own terms and align your financial strategy with your values.
- Prioritize activities that help you feel energized, engaged, and fully alive.
- Disrupt unproductive thought patterns and create motivating new narratives.
Shira has dedicated her career to helping people gain clarity and activate their best selves, even when they are short on time or capacity. In LifeStyled, she shows readers how to achieve more ease, alignment, and freedom, one tiny step at a time.
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- ISBN-13: 9781984863508
- ISBN-10: 1984863509
- Publisher: Ten Speed Press
- Publish Date: December 2024
- Dimensions: 9.22 x 6.38 x 0.93 inches
- Shipping Weight: 1.7 pounds
- Page Count: 256
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