clutterbusting for busy women: how to create a c.a.l.m. life to have more time & energy

Virginia believes that, "Clutter is the physical manifestation of mental distraction, and prevents us from maximizing productivity and joy." Both the activities and belongings we choose to surround ourselves with are supposed to support and complement our lives; yet, when we have so many unread magazines, unopened mail, and well-intended projects piling up that are causing us fatigue before we do anything, how can that be beneficial to our health, well-being and peace of mind? Clutter creates an illusion of 'busyness', but it represents the opposite: stagnation. Virginia has spent a lifetime practicing her mantra of "MORE LIVING less stuff" and she shares her four-fold C.A.L.M. strategy with readers in this transformational book, empowering them to break free from their clutter and harness the energy of life -- not stuff -- to find personal fulfillment.

Virginia Barkley is the Founder and Owner of Let’s Get It Straight LLC, a professional organizing company. Before incorporating her business, Virginia worked with organizations like the U.S. Centennial Olympic Games and The Coca-Cola Company. She is ＂America’s Leading Authority on ClutterBusting for Busy Women,＂ and a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO). Her desire to focus on improving the lives of individuals led to the incorporation of her business 2006. Virginia’s personal journey reflects the power of her organizational philosophy; our ability to organize our physical environment is linked to our self-confidence. Her insights and innovative problem-solving approaches have helped her clients transform their environments - both personal and professional - into peaceful and user-friendly spaces. Her clients unanimously report that less clutter produces greater CALM, generating more time and energy to focus on priorities. Virginia has been interviewed on ABC, CBS, British Broadcasting Corporation’s Global Radio (BBC), Syndicated Radio Broadcasts, and for several printed publications.