“A fun, user-friendly, and effective look at what’s collecting in your life…offers a pathway to freedom from the physical, virtual, and mental stuff weighing you down.” Carol Peters, MD, DMin, host of The Dr. Carol Show
Stuffology 101 : Get Your Mind out of the Clutter
12-16-14
2hrs 47min
Description
Stuffology 101 is for those of us who want to get the clutter out of our lives without being featured on reality TV. We can still use our bathroom, bedroom, and kitchen, but we harbor secrets.
- Do you race around to pick up piles when someone's at the door?
- Do you close the door to hide your stuff in the spare room?
- Do you still have boxes to unpack from your last move a dozen years ago?
- Are you unable to focus because your mind is so frazzled?
Stuffologists Brenda Avadian and Eric Riddle share four decades of experience dealing with stuff—or rather, clutter. Inside Stuffology 101, you'll find fun and flexible approaches to get your mind out of what you define as clutter. Funny, serious, and humbling stories are woven in with tips to help you clear the toxic clutter out of your life.
At the end of your life, what will matter most—things or people? Are you ready to manage the stuff in your life?
Praise
“A fun, user-friendly, and effective look at what’s collecting in your life…offers a pathway to freedom from the physical, virtual, and mental stuff weighing you down.” Carol Peters, MD, DMin, host of The Dr. Carol Show
“Like the occasional great teachers we had in school, Brenda and Eric inspired me to think, feel, reflect, and above all, act. Stuffology 101 offers a gentle escape from the prison of ‘more.’” Patrick Arbore, EdD, program director, Institute on Aging
Details
| Language | English |
|---|---|
| Release Day | Dec 15, 2014 |
| Release Date | December 16, 2014 |
| Release Date Machine | 1418688000 |
| Imprint | Blackstone Publishing |
| Provider | Blackstone Publishing |
| Categories | Health & Wellness, Alternative & Complementary Medicine, Comedy & Humor, Literature & Fiction, Home & Garden, House & Home, Nonfiction - Adult, Nonfiction - All |
Author Bio
Brenda Avadian was raised by a mother who could not say no to a free offer and a father who had “spare parts for everything.” She broke the clutter cycle in her own life by learning to let go. Her books include Finding the Joy in Alzheimer’s and “Where’s My Shoes?”
Eric Riddle, a lifelong pack rat, believes clutter is a reflection of life. Recent events led him to face the clutter in his own life with a new perspective. As a stuffologist, he helps others clear the clutter from their lives.
Narrator Bio
Susan Boyce is the award-winning narrator of over 140 audiobooks. She performs in variety theater, is one half of the song-and-dance team of Jones & Boyce, and holds a degree in theater and biology. She can be heard in phone trees, in computer games, and as the voice of the pink “Care Bear.” She lives in St. Augustine, Florida, and summers in Greenville, Maine.
Lloyd James (a.k.a. Sean Pratt) has been a working professional actor in theater, film, television, and voice-overs for more than thirty years. He has narrated over one thousand audiobooks and won numerous Earphones Awards and nominations for the Audie Award and the Voice Arts Award. He holds a BFA degree in acting from Santa Fe University, New Mexico.
Overview
Stuffology 101 is for those of us who want to get the clutter out of our lives without being featured on reality TV. We can still use our bathroom, bedroom, and kitchen, but we harbor secrets.
- Do you race around to pick up piles when someone's at the door?
- Do you close the door to hide your stuff in the spare room?
- Do you still have boxes to unpack from your last move a dozen years ago?
- Are you unable to focus because your mind is so frazzled?
Stuffologists Brenda Avadian and Eric Riddle share four decades of experience dealing with stuff—or rather, clutter. Inside Stuffology 101, you'll find fun and flexible approaches to get your mind out of what you define as clutter. Funny, serious, and humbling stories are woven in with tips to help you clear the toxic clutter out of your life.
At the end of your life, what will matter most—things or people? Are you ready to manage the stuff in your life?
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