Have you ever wished to hire someone to organize your home, but the cost prohibits you? Or, perhaps you have a friend you could ask to help you? Whether you hire a professional or find help from a friend, what do you do when things become cluttered again?
Your Home Matters is the solution! Author, teacher, and speaker Sue Wilson will help you organize and stay organized for the one-time cost of this book! Cost is not the only advantage - you will also:
- Find step-by-step direction and encouragement when you need it because decluttering, like cleaning, is an ongoing process.
- This book gives you access to her expertise 24/7.
- Find the best place to start, working with what you already have. No need to purchase more organizing gadgets; they add to your clutter!
- Learn a simple system that will surprise you with its easy implementation. Teach it to your family and use it everywhere!
- Experience lasting success as you invite God into your mess and see your home in a new and fresh way!
If you are ready to see your energy increase (with creative juices flowing) and your stress decrease (sleeping much better at night), start reading Your Home Matters today - because your home really does matter!
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About the Author: Sue Wilson grew up in the Pacific Northwest, but during her forty-plus years of marriage, she and husband Len have called Canada, Australia, Oregon and California home before putting down roots in North Carolina.
"Little did I know that my favorite childhood book, The Boxcar Children, would feed my ingenuity and resourcefulness someday in making anywhere a home. Although I have never lived in an abandoned boxcar, like they did, deep down I knew I could if I had to!"
As custom builders, Sue and Len have enjoyed making beautiful homes from badly neglected ones. They shared these home-making and home-building adventures with their three children and are now watching them-and even some of their nine grandchildren-with pride and pleasure as they set up housekeeping and deal with "home matters" of their own.
Sue's newest books are Nobody's Perfect and Your Home Matters (an easier to read, revised format of Home Matters).
