Self Help & Personal Growth

According to Mike Nelson, a recovering clutterer who knows first-hand what clutter can do and how it can be controlled, clutter is not just a minor annoyance or an organizational challenge. It can destroy self-esteem and relationships, contribute to financial problems, and even lead to unemployment.

Stop Clutter from Stealing Your Life gives you the practical advice you need to de-clutter you life and get yourself on the path to recovery. The tips you’ll find throughout, such as clutter-free zones or establishing systems and filing habits will get your organized—for good.

AUTHOR
Mike Nelson is a prolific author, international lecturer, and veteran of more than 100 TV, radio, and print interviews. He has published a dozen books on subjects ranging from travel to social issues relating to Latin America.

NARRATOR
David Elias works extensively in voice-overs. His television credits include "Homicide", and he has been seen in films such as "Runaway Bride" and "Deep Impact". With his group Live Ethics, he performs nationwide in ethics training seminars for a variety of professions.

REVIEWS
AudioFile
"A helpful guide for improving your life -- just be sure to put the cassettes neatly away after listening."

Library Bookwatch
"Skillfully narrated by David Elias, Stop Clutter offers the listener a wealth of cogently practical, easily applicable advice… If you have more stuff piling up around you at home and at work, then give a very careful listen to Mike Nelson’s Stop Clutter From Stealing Your Life!"

Ann W. Richards, Former Governor of Texas
"Our lives and our dwelling places have become so full of stuff that it restricts our freedom. I do not want to be weighed down or slowed down by owning things. This book will show you the way to unburden you life."

K.J. McCorry, National Association of Professional Organizers
"With Mike’s practical advice and step-by-step process through every room in the house I think any clutterer can reform. I hope not only people who are clutterers but loved ones who know clutterers read this book. Everyone needs support through this process."