Decluttering for People Who Have Sht to Do*

Are your clients feeling overwhelmed by their stuff—but too busy to do anything about it?

This exclusive PLR ebook is for real people with real lives (and real laundry piles). It's witty, practical, and designed for anyone who wants to declutter without becoming a minimalist monk.

Word count: ~12,000 words

Length: 40 pages (A4)

Format: Editable MS Word document

Price: $100 (sold to one exclusive buyer only)

What’s Inside the Book?

This isn’t your typical decluttering guide.

Keep Your Crap Together offers a lighthearted, no-guilt approach to organizing that actually works for people with full calendars and messy realities.

The book covers:

• Why clutter builds up even when you’re not lazy
• A fast and dirty method for getting started in just 15 minutes a day
• What to keep, what to toss, and how to decide (without crying)
• How to deal with guilt, gifts, and expensive mistakes
• Smart tips for living with messy people (partners, kids, and chaos)
• How to build tidy-ish habits that don’t require perfection

It’s funny, it’s real, and it’s full of practical tools to help readers create peace without pressure.

This PLR ebook is ideal for:

• Educators and trainers teaching life skills, home management, or mental wellness
• Coaches and speakers in the self-help, organization, or productivity space
• Content creators looking for fresh, relatable material on decluttering and emotional well-being
• Service providers in the lifestyle, home, or personal development niche

You can customize it, rebrand it, and use it as a lead magnet, training material, digital product, or bonus resource.

What You’ll Receive:

• The editable manuscript in MS Word format
• A compelling blurb/description ready for your sales page or email list
• A professionally designed ebook cover
• Full Private Label Rights for one buyer only

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