An Evening with Author Monica Jenkins

Join us on Friday, September 22nd from 5-6 PM for a book talk with Author, Monica Jenkins at the Hygienic Art Gallery. She will read sections from her new wellness and self-help book, “The Cost of Clutter,” published by CMON Enterprises LLC.

ABOUT THE BOOK:
Jenkins outlines six simple steps to live with less clutter, focusing on physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual decluttering. By following these steps, readers can communicate more effectively, become better leaders, and have a greater impact on their homes, communities, businesses, and cultures.
Drawing on personal experiences with racism, being let go from a job, and being an overwhelmed mother and wife, Jenkins offers a step-by-step guide to personal and professional transformation that begins with cleaning out the closet.
This book is for anyone who feels drained by all the clutter in their head and heart or who feel stressed, overwhelmed, ashamed, uncomfortable, or uncertain about their physical spaces.
In times of pandemic, social and political upheaval, and climate change, the news, radio, and social media can be overwhelming, causing worry and anxiety. This contributes to mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual clutter.
With The Cost of Clutter, readers can gain new insights, wisdom, and strategies to declutter their lives and use their newfound clarity to navigate these challenging times.
The book contains insights, stories, anecdotes, and profound questions that challenge readers to examine their day and how they spend their time.

This book is for you if:
● You’re feeling drained by clutter in your mind and heart
● You’re have stress, overwhelm, embarrassment, shame,
discomfort, or insecurity about your space
● You’re tired of looking at piles of clutter
● You want to experience improved communication and deeper relationships
● You want a greater sense of peace and clarity

AUTHOR BIO:
Monica Jenkins is a speaker and bestselling author of THE COST OF CLUTTER, Billion-Dollar Wisdom for Culture, Communities, and Companies. She helps executives, leaders, and professionals have more peace of mind, clarity, and direction (at work and at home). Monica has trained leadership teams in global corporations, faith-based organizations, and diverse communities. Drawing on personal experiences with racism, being let go from a job, and as an overwhelmed mother and wife, Monica offers a step-by-step guide to personal and professional transformation.

Date: Friday, September 22nd from 5-6 PM