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EXPERIENCE LESS STRESS WHILE DOWNSIZING AND DISCOVER CREATIVE, COST-EFFECTIVE WAYS TO ACHIEVE A STYLISH INTERIOR Downsizing is often associated with negative feelings and emotions. With her beautifully illustrated practical guide Downsize with Style Bettina Deda encourages you to see it differently, to embrace the change and the opportunities that come with it. Downsize with Style will guide you through an easy-to-follow 5-step process to successfully manage your downsizing project. Plus expert tips from international designers, real estate and removal specialists! You will discover: * How to overcome procrastination by working with a plan, checklists and practical tips * How to identify decorating essentials * How to achieve a stylish home without breaking the bank * How to deal with emotional topics and items * How to refine your apartment lifestyle ‘Downsizers are seeking quality and effi cient design and lifestyle opportunities. The only dilemma many face is how to “pack up” their lifelong belongings and start afresh with style and ease. Bettina Deda has come to the rescue. Her fl air for design, and her practical advice, help turn what could be a time of emotional turmoil into one which promises an exciting new beginning.’ – Petrina Smith, editor The Retiree Magazine

Downsize Your Life - Declutter Your Life Table of Contents Introduction What do you really need? Organizing Your Kitchen Organizing Your Living Room/Family Room Organizing the Bedroom Organizing the Bathroom What to Do With All That Stuff Tips for de-cluttering your life Conclusion Author Bio Publisher Introduction Hello, welcome to downsizing 101. Here you will learn how to make either the same amount of things fit in a smaller place, or what to get rid of. In short, it's going to instruct you on how to make the most of your space. As humans, we tend to collect a lot of things, and usually not on purpose. Who knows when you might need that bird-shaped cookie jar? You could bake a lot of cookies any day now. And who knows when you might need extra bird seed? Granted, you don't have a bird feeder, but maybe it would come in handy as a Christmas present. These are the things we tell ourselves. The miscellanea we collect that we really don't need or that are inefficient uses of space we justify with a 'maybe it will be needed in the future' is usually shoved into a closet or an attic somewhere (or worse, taking up space in your bedroom). But it is tough on our psyches, to have so much clutter. Humans work best with clean, organized work spaces (most of the time). So, we'll get down to it: here's how to make more space in your home.

Introduction Why You Need to De- Junk and Downsize Your Life Moving into a Smaller House Downsizing Your Lifestyle Minimalism at Your Workplace What You Must Never Miss When Downsizing Your Life Conclusion Author Bio Publisher Introduction Are you overwhelmed with what is going on in your life? Maybe you’re hearing these endless noises in your mind and you don’t know how to overcome them. Are you always busy to the extent that you can’t find time for yourself or for those closest to you? Is your home full of junk? Well, you’re not the only person having these problems. Millions of people from around the world have so much junk in their lives. According to research by renowned institutions and scientists, most people don’t need and never use about 80% of the stuff that they own. Apart from the junk in their homes, they keep on buying and accumulating more stuff each day. If you’re interested in getting rid of these junk, you have to downsize and minimize your life. Downsizing may involve moving to a smaller house, getting rid of some of the property that you own or changing your lifestyle. When downsizing, you have to change your daily routine and find new hobbies. The book “Minimalism: How to De-Junk and Downsize Your Life” is equipped with strategies on how to minimize the stuff in your home, how to move to a smaller house and how to cope with less stuff. Once you read this book, you’ll also learn about what you must never miss in your home when downsizing. This book is also designed to help all those who’re interested in downsizing and minimizing their digital files. You should therefore read this book if you want to downsize the files in your computer(s) or phone. Your lifestyle will be completely changed once you downsize and de-junk it. This means that you might be affected emotionally or psychologically. However, you have nothing to worry about because this book is equipped with tips on how to cope with your new situation. All those interested in joining the military should read this book because it will equip them with skills on how to downsize their life. Even if you’re not planning to join the military, you must read this book because you’ll learn important life skills on how to survive with little stuff.

Downsizing-in-place became the obvious side hustle choice when we looked at costs and the effort that would be required to move to a smaller home. Making a move just didn't make sense based on current economic uncertainties. This book provides a step-by-step narrative of how we turned extra space in our house into a private guest quarters that generates $1,200 a month. The second edition contains revenue and expense information for the first two years of operation. The research, links to sources, reference materials, and the author FAQ are worth much more than the cost of the book.

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This New York Times bestselling book is filled with hundreds of fun, deceptively simple, budget-friendly ideas for sprucing up your home. With two home renovations under their (tool) belts and millions of hits per month on their blog YoungHouseLove.com, Sherry and John Petersik are home-improvement enthusiasts primed to pass on a slew of projects, tricks, and techniques to do-it-yourselfers of all levels. Packed with 243 tips and ideas—both classic and unexpected—and more than 400 photographs and illustrations, this is a book that readers will return to again and again for the creative projects and easy-to-follow instructions in the relatable voice the Petersiks are known for. Learn to trick out a thrift-store mirror, spice up plain old roller shades, "hack" your Ikea table to create three distinct looks, and so much more.