Julia Ubbenga is creator of the popular blog Rich in What Matters. Her online projects, which have attracted over twenty-five million views, help others let go of inner and outer clutter and reorder their lives around what matters most. Julia resides in Kansas City with her husband and their four children.
A profound and practical must-read! Julia understands that simplifying involves more than just decluttering our stuff--it also involves freeing our hearts, minds, and souls. Her personal story provides powerful inspiration to live a simple, more intentional life. * Joshua Becker, founder, Becoming Minimalist * Declutter Your Heart and Your Home is a breath of fresh air for anyone feeling overwhelmed by the clutter--both physical and mental--in their life. With warmth and wisdom, Julia invites readers to embrace simplicity and focus on what truly enriches their existence. In our fast-paced world, this is a powerful guide to living intentionally and finding joy in what matters most. * Angel Chernoff, New York Times bestselling coauthor of Getting Back to Happy * If you're looking for a guide to decluttering your stuff--not just your outer stuff but also your inner stuff--that leads to a lighter, more joy-filled life, then this is it! Julia's story serves as a powerful testimony that living with less can lead to a life rich in what truly matters. * Erica Layne, bestselling author, The Minimalist Way * In a world that constantly pulls us toward excess and distraction, Julia offers a refreshing and spiritually grounding perspective on minimalism. Our excess stuff clutters up more than the physical spaces within our homes; it clutters our minds and hearts as well. Julia does a masterful job of showing us how letting go of both the tangible and intangible clutter will leave us lighter, unhurried, less stressed, and free to pursue peace. * Rachelle Crawford, author, Messy Minimalism * Julia Ubbenga doesn't just teach you how to declutter your house--she shows you how to reclaim your peace, your purpose, and your connection with what matters most. Her honest storytelling, combined with practical tools, offers a lifeline to overwhelmed moms and anyone ready to let go of the noise and chaos of excess. This book is more than a guide to minimalism; it's an invitation to a freer, more joyful life. * Zoë Kim, author, Minimalism for Families * Julia's passion for creating intentionally restful spaces for the soul shines through every page of this book. She beautifully demonstrates how to design peaceful environments that nurture both our mental and spiritual well-being. It's an absolute must-read for anyone who loves Christ and desires a clutter-free life anchored in him and focused on eternal things. * Anh Lin, author, Forever Home and The Abundant Life Journal * Living in chaotic or cluttered spaces can do more than just make you feel overwhelmed or stressed; it can also affect your spiritual life. Julia does a remarkable job of showing you how to remove the mess not just within your home but also within your soul--so you can feel more present, less stressed, and further able to experience God's peace. * Courtney J. Burg, author, Loyal to a Fault * The Christian space has long needed a book like this--one that challenges the narrative of overconsumption while gently inviting us to examine the state of our inner world. Julia is a thought leader for the ages. She doesn't push or preach; instead, she shows up as a soothing presence who knows the way. This book is a brilliant blend of wisdom, practicality, and a profound call to declutter not just our surroundings but also our hearts and minds. * Hannah Brencher, author, The Unplugged Hours and Come Matter Here * This book is the coach you've been looking for. Not just a practical, doable map to declutter your home, this book reorders your interior world so you experience the gift of dwelling in genuine peace, both within, and in your home. * Ann Voskamp, author, One Thousand Gifts, The Broken Way, and Waymaker * With Declutter Your Heart and Your Home, Julia's practical tools and thoughtful insights serve as evergreen reminders that minimalism is not only doable, it is also a lifestyle that directly reflects who we are and what matters most--living a joyful, intentional life. * Christine Platt, author of bestseller The Afrominimalist's Guide to Living with Less *