Unstuffed

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As women, we have the tendency to overstuff our lives, our schedules, and our homes with things that really aren't beneficial. And our souls suffer because of our unwillingness to let go. Ruth Soukup tackles this issue head-on and gives practical steps to be purposeful with the stuff we let into our sacred spaces. You'll be thankful you chose this book! * Lysa TerKeurst, New York Times bestselling author and president of Proverbs 31 Ministries * Do you ever vow to get your act together--- finally getting things organized --- but then don't know just how and where to start? Unstuffed will help you declutter your home, free up much-needed brain space, and spiritually settle your soul. * Karen Ehman, New York Times bestselling author of Keep It Shut and speaker for Proverbs 31 Ministries * Extremely practical and highly engaging, Unstuffed teaches us how to live a life of less. Not just less "stuff" around us, but also less cluttering of our minds and souls. I desperately needed this book! Ruth Soukup does it again. * Ruth Schwenk, founder of thebettermom.com and coauthor of Hoodwinked: Ten Myths Moms Believe and Why We All Need to Knock It Off * It's hard to admit you need Unstuffed, but you'll breathe a sigh a relief when you're done. Ruth unpacks why clutter is so detrimental to our minds, homes, and souls. Then she provides easy ways to tackle it. I'm ready to unstuff for the long haul. * Courtney DeFeo, author of In This House, We Will Giggle and founder of Lil Light O' Mine * More clothes than we need, more emails than we can read, paper mess, kid-toys chaos, dishes overflowing the sink, and shelves jammed with decor, memorabilia, and more --- without noticing my life became stuffed and, as a result, my soul cluttered. If you're anything like me, Unstuffed grants the reprieve you're longing for. Take a deep breath as Ruth Soukup guides you through the process of decluttering your home, mind, and soul, sharing how she conquered her struggle with organization. Jam-packed with practical strategies, Unstuffed doesn't provide a one-time clean-out plan but guides you into solid lifelong principles and systems, kicking the mess to the curb forever. With an encouraging and empowering voice, Ruth challenges us to cast our eyes on the things in life that really count. We don't have to live over- whelmed anymore! This book provides the clear path to an ordered and meaningful life. * Cherie Lowe, author of Slaying the Debt Dragon How One Family Conquered Their Money Monster and Found an Inspired Happily Ever After * This book is excellent. In a culture where women are overwhelmed with things and to-do lists, Ruth Soukup helps us slow down and take inventory of all that is cluttering our lives. Unstuffed gives women the tools they need to declutter their homes, minds, and souls through Ruth's transparent stories, struggles, and solutions. I recommend this book not only to moms but to dads too! * Courtney Joseph, founder of WomenLivingWell.org -home of Good Morning Girls * Through powerful story and practical application, Ruth Soukup will help you unstuff your home. But more than that, her words will inspire you to live your most fulfilling life by discarding anything that distracts you from it. * Joshua Becker, founder of BecomingMinimalist.com and Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Simplify * Unstuffed graciously reveals why our homes and hearts fill up with junk and gracefully unveils the beauty of letting it go. If you're ready for a clear method to end chaotic messes, Ruth Soukup points the way to simple yet passionate living. * Rachel Wojo, blogger and author of One More Step * Unstuffed is proof of why Ruth Soukup is one of America's favorite writers. Practical, transparent, and chock full of tips and biblical wisdom, Unstuffed lays out a clear road map from consumerism to contentment. A must-read for women longing to declutter their homes, minds, and souls. * Emily T. Wierenga, founder of The Lulu Tree and author of Atlas Girl and Making It Home (www.emilywierenga.com) * We live in a world that constantly tells us we need to do more, have more, and be more. It's exhausting, and consistently the only thing we ever have more of is stress. Ruth Soukup is like a breath of fresh air as she calls us to declutter our lives and embrace simplicity. If you find yourself tired, stressed, or overwhelmed, then let the words in this book wash over you, and take a deep breath. It's the literary equivalent of a bubble bath and a hot cup of coffee on a cold morning. * Melanie Shankle, New York Times bestselling author of Nobody's Cuter Than You *