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Contents Preface Section One: Physical Clutter the possessions in our world that do not have a purpose, do not reflect who we are, and do not enhance our lives aesthetically or spiritually. 1: Clutter: Trash or Treasures? 2: Closet Clutter 3: The Essential Traveler 4: Rainy-day Clutter 5: Office Overload 6: Paper Clutter: Gutenberg's Curse 7: Inheritances: Who Gets Grandfather's Clock? Section Two: Mental Clutter expectations, distractions, and obligations that affect our peace of mind. 8: The Time of Our Life 9: Tune Out the Noise 10: Techno-clutter 11: Work: Tyranny or Transcendence? 12: TV: Prime-time Clutter 13: Cluttered Kids 14: Uncluttering the Holidays Section Three: Emotional Clutter unfulfilling activities and the self-defeating thoughts and feelings that keep us from our highest potential. 15: Friends: Soul Mates or Spirit-vampires 16: Guilt: Unloading Our Burden Basket 17: No Doubt about Self-Doubt 18: Don't Worry. Be Happy 19: Money Matters: For What It's Worth 20: Nudge That Grudge Epilogue: The Uncluttered Life Resources
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Conduct of life, House cleaning