The Minimalist Home. Room by Room, the Path from Chaos to a Meaningful Life

AN IMPORTANT BOOK FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO GET RID OF CLUTTER IN THEIR APARTMENTS AND THEN IN LIFE.

Every year we bring dozens and hundreds of new items into our homes. Each purchase provides a momentary feeling of happiness, and... then we feel like something is still missing. Our closets are packed with clothes we don’t wear, our balconies and garages are filled with things that seem unnecessary but are too good to throw away, and a never-used set of dishes is gathering dust on the dresser. All of this weighs us down, draining our energy and taking up space in our homes.

Joshua Becker is the creator of the most influential blog on minimalism, becomingminimalist.com, and the author of the book "Less Is More." For over 10 years, he has been helping hundreds of thousands of people achieve their dream home.

In his new book, Joshua Becker will explain how to clear space room by room and then maintain cleanliness and order for years. All it takes is to start, and you will hardly notice how you transform the space around you. Along with order will come peace, mindfulness, and happiness.

In this book, you will find:
· Recommendations for cleaning all the rooms in your house or apartment.
· Minimalist checklists.
· Tips to help maintain order for a long time.
· The philosophy of minimalism that can be applied in all areas of life.
· Inspiring examples of people whose lives have been improved by minimalism.

REVIEWS:
"This book will inspire anyone who has long wanted to throw away unnecessary items from their home but never found the courage to do so. I especially liked the checklists with questions at the end of each chapter - deep and powerful. For Russian realities, the author has a few too many rooms - but in any, even the smallest house, there is always something to declutter." - Anastasia Ryzhina, author of online courses and training on digital minimalism, author of the book "Digital Minimalism".

"Joshua gives great advice on decluttering any room and encourages readers to think deeply about what makes a building a true home." - Francine Jay, author of the book "The Joy of Less: How to Declutter, Organize, and Simplify Your Life".

"This book is not just about getting rid of clutter. It’s about remembering the purpose of each room and creating a sense that your home is the most important place on earth. Less clutter means more soul." - Cait Flanders, author of the book "A Year Without Shopping".