About this item
"Zoe Kim has written a book on minimalism for families that is practical, encouraging, and motivating. And I'm glad she did -- we need more guidance like this in the world today." -- Joshua Becker, founder of Becoming MinimalistOrganizing your home and leading a minimalist lifestyle can seem like a daydream for busy families -- but it's possible! Designed for families who want to declutter and embrace minimalism into their life and home, Minimalism for Families lays out a room-by-room strategy to conquer chaos and show your family how much more time, space, and energy you gain when you live with less.Minimalism for Families contains: An Introduction to Minimalism covering essential information including what minimalism is, its lifestyle benefits, and how to adopt and integrate the mindset into your lifeA Plan for Every Room providing practical and realistic strategies for decluttering your family home one room at a timeTips for Team Effort tactics for getting your family on board with minimalism, plus approaches to address resistance to minimalism as a lifestyleMinimalism for Families features techniques to declutter and tidy up every room: Living Areas, Kitchen, Bedrooms, Home Office, Bathroom, Basements, Attics, and Other Storage Spaces.Clean up your family home for a clear purpose with Minimalism for Families.
About the Author
Zoe Kim stumbled upon voluntary simplicity and minimalism 6 years ago through Zero Waste Home. She's a regular mom of four who found herself stressed and exhausted, spending more time doing things with her stuff than doing things with her family. It was in that stress and exhaustion that her desire to live lighter was born. As she shed her layers of possessions she began to see the real cost of her stuff - and it was way overpriced!
Zoe Kim is the creator of The Minimalist Plate, a website that inspires families
to own fewer possessions to make room for what matters most. She is also a
contributor at The Huffington Post and No Sidebar.
She is passionate about helping other families let go of what's weighing
them down so they can find and experience the freedom in owning less.
She lives outside Atlanta with her family.
