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A few chapters were cut from THE ESSENTIAL HABITS OF DECLUTTERING not because they were weak, but because the final book needed to stay focused. I didn't want those chapters to disappear completely. So, if you're curious about the ideas, arguments, and stories that didn't make the final edition, you can read them here for free. And if Uncluttered left you questioning some of the things you've been taught about growth, productivity, and becoming a “better” version of yourself, you're going to want to keep an eye on what's coming next. Join the email list for discounted copies upon release.
What if the endless pursuit of self-improvement is actually keeping you stuck?
The Self-Improvement Trap takes a critical look at the self-help industry, toxic productivity, endless optimization, and the pressure to constantly fix yourself. Because maybe the problem isn't that you're not doing enough. Maybe you've been taught to believe that you are never enough. Want to know more about the book, its ideas, and what I'm building around it? Visit the project page to learn more about The Self-Improvement Trap.
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