Peter Walsh is known as the de-clutter/organizing guy. He has helped TONS of people to organize their lives and to understand that by cluttering our homes and lives it weighs us down. Through TLC’s Clean Sweep and his appearances on The Oprah Show Peter has been helping people to live richer and fuller lives without drowning in their stuff. You can now bring Peter into your home through his new DVD “It’s All Too Much”.

During the video, Peter takes viewers room-to-room within a home offering ideas, tips and solutions for common clutter challenges. This is a live version of his New York Times best-selling book. You will be inspired to clear out the clutter and learn that organizing your home can be a very powerful experience. It is like a great cleansing…inside and out. As an organization expert, author and regular TV guest, Peter is known for his positive, fun-loving approach to organizing one’s home, life and mind, which is brought to life in his new DVD. You can see a preview of the video at http://peterwalshdesign.com and learn more about his books as well as over 100 organizational tips!

Title: It’s All Too Much with Peter Walsh DVD

Cost: $19.99 plus S+H

Watch video preview and purchase at: http://peterwalshdesign.com/

About: Peter Walsh’s New York Times bestselling book is now available on DVD featuring over an hour of tips, techniques, and encouragement from organizational living expert, Peter Walsh, which will help you de-clutter every room of your home once and for all.

Peter also has a young adult version of his book, It’s All Too Much: So Get It Together. In this edition he offers practical advice for today’s teens with easy-to-use solutions, entertaining quizzes, stories from teens and more. I have tied my daughter to a chair and am forcing highly encouraging her to read this book! It teaches them to IDENTIFY what exactly clutter is. This is a HIGHLY sought after tool in our home. See, my kids do not think that a dresser piled high to the ceiling is clutter. They see it as treasures to sit there for all enternity or till Mom gets fed up and cleans it herself.Both of my kids met the requirements to be Cutter King and Clutter Queen. I wonder what that says about me. No, scratch that, I do not want to know. And, I have to go make sure Erin hasn’t escaped moved onto something else besides reading how to de-clutter my her life

I received a copy of the book and DVD to help facilitate this review. I was in no other way compensated for this post.