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History Modern (16th-21st Centuries) Politics & Social Sciences State & Local Urban WorldThe title pretty much says it all. This book gives great guidance to changing the way you declutter and organize. I was working the opposite way and wondering why I couldn't make any progress. If you struggle with clutter, then this book is for you.
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This book gets scoffed by people who don’t WANT to declutter, taking her ideas out of context to discredit her advice. She does not say to get rid of everything you own or to go through essential household items like cutlery and kitchen utensils. It’s about recognizing what you do/don’t need, what you hold onto “just in case” or out of obligation/guilt, and letting those things go. It helps you not constantly clean the house...
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I got the hardback, & its a smaller sized book that is an easy read. It doesn't blather on & on with a lot of verbage, she does give some anecdotal, but gets to the point quickly. Some parts are rather funny because they zing you. I LOL at the one about saving stuff to use for the house guest that never comes! Or about how your bedroom doesn't get messy by itself, but by you! It does make you think & realize you have a ton...
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I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book and it helped me declutter my life so much! It really makes you think about everything you own in a new light. Very helpful and a good read.
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This book is just wonderful on how to keep things in order. Before this book, I use to clean but I would get really tired because I had to clean up so much. Now?! If it’s a week day and I have enough energy to pick up, I can do so and make it look like I just spent the whole day cleaning up when in actuality, it took me 30 minutes. She makes you realize that we have personal connections with all of our things, whether it was...
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