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There are many valid approaches to getting rid of stuff and creating neat and tidy spaces. But like many diets, most of these approaches fail long-term. That's because lots of us like our stuff. Whether it's books or photos or tchotchkes, the things we choose to surround ourselves with are often important to us. Marla Stone, a former therapist turned professional organizer who works with individuals and corporations at all levels, helps readers create spaces that look and feel like readers at their best. She focuses not just on throwing stuff out but on understanding what will stay put and why. Stone walks readers through a process of knowing themselves and their values; summoning up motivation; and visualizing their ideal lifestyle and optimal surroundings. Armed with this understanding, readers are empowered to approach every room in their house, every aspect of their workspace, and even every aspect of their health and well-being with energy and clarity. Whether it's the refrigerator or New Year's resolutions, piles of books or boxes of heirlooms, Stone helps readers eliminate physical and emotional road blocks and guides them toward surroundings that reflect not just who they are but also who they want to be.
About the Author
Marla Stone was born in Hollywood, California and now resides in Orange County. She is an accomplished actress, public speaker, author and motivator. She has a BA in Psychology and a Master's in Social Work. Marla has helped thousands of people, including military personnel, overcome serious emotional challenges from 1995-2010, as a psychiatric social worker, ten of which were in private practice. In 2010 she transitioned into a professional organizing and lifestyle coaching business called I-Deal-Lifestyle Inc. Her first book "The Clutter Remedy A Guide To Getting Organized For Those Who Love Their Stuff" is about clearing emotional and physical clutter while looking at belongings with optimism and objectivity.
