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3.83 AVERAGE
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Thought this was a real parody, so listened for some laughs. Turned out to be a real organizing book with a good wit about it, so I listened all the way thru, despite having moved recently and not needing organization. Author is funny, and for sure right that Grace & Frankie deserve your undivided attention.
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
informative
fast-paced
funny
informative
inspiring
fast-paced
funny
informative
lighthearted
fast-paced
Good tips and reminders of how to deal with the Sh*t taking up space in our homes.
"Tidying is therapy you don't have to pay for". Despite its salty language, I really enjoyed reading this no-nonsense book about decluttering your home.
The emphasis is on only surrounding you with things that are useful or that make you happy. The consequence of that is that you have to face the other (sometimes unhealthy) reasons that you are holding on to your possessions, which can be therapeutical in itself.
The author gives many suggestions about giving the stuff you no longer need or want a second home. Although if something is not going to have any use for anyone else and can't be recycled, that second home may be the trash can.
The emphasis is on only surrounding you with things that are useful or that make you happy. The consequence of that is that you have to face the other (sometimes unhealthy) reasons that you are holding on to your possessions, which can be therapeutical in itself.
The author gives many suggestions about giving the stuff you no longer need or want a second home. Although if something is not going to have any use for anyone else and can't be recycled, that second home may be the trash can.
As a person who did not finish Marie Kondo because I don't want to hold everything I own to see if it "sparks joy" this book spoke to me.