10-Minute Clutter Control (Easy FEng Shui Tips for Getting Organized)

by Skye Alexander

Book Overview

If you think that clutter is a fact of life, think again. Feng shui -- the ancient Chinese art of placement -- can help you organize every aspect of your life, both at home and the office. With the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0760789371
• ISBN13: 9780760789377
• Release Date: January 2007
• Publisher: Barnes & Noble, Inc.
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Good Vibe Good Clean :)

It was simple. It was quick and now my place is not just clean but free flowing of energy and chi as the book says. Good buy for clean freaks.

Clean, Neat, and Clutter-Free

This book tells how to make your house perfect! By getting rid of clutter and rearranging and reorganizing the things you do have, and having the right colors, etc. If we followed these guidelines, our homes would be neat and perfect!

Great Advice!

Easy to read and makes a nice gift. The Feng Shui way of getting rid of clutter is different from the usual organization books! If you are overwhelmed with clutter, this book is a great motivator. I am taking a huge load to Goodwill tomorrow! Enjoy!

Clutter Control Made Easy

Reading this book was my introduction to the Feng Shui philosophy. Most of the book has short paragraphs that will help you reduce clutter immediately. This is a great book for just reading a paragraph or two at a time. Read this book; you'll benefit from it!

Tips for Getting Organized

Being new to Feng Shui, the short tips format make this an easy book for me to dip into. She covers the basics in the front of the book, explaining how clutter affects the energy and vibes in your home. The Bagua chart was easy to apply to my layout and is clearly explained. Although some of the tips seem like reruns from every "get organized" book you've ever read, most of the tips explain how the action will improve the Feng Shui that affects your relationships, wealth, creativity, etc. Much of Feng Shui seems very practical in that the improved appearance of our homes should make us feel better and focusing on certain aspects will bring rewards in that area. Sure, why not. I'm going to try the money jar idea in my home office which is supposed to start prosperity flowing my way. Can't hurt.