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A review by kil3yp
Year of No Clutter by Eve O. Schaub
4.0
I think why this one is as good (or even better) than the usual suspects of the decluttering world, is there isn’t the expectation that the author, or you, become minimalists at the end.
Schaub knows she’s still going to have “stuff” at the end of this. Even weird stuff. But she’s going to be in better control of her stuff-based decisions and where and how that stuff exists in her life.
It’s more relatable. It’s also more memoir than how-to, so don’t expect that coming in. But it’s nice to have someone acknowledge that it’s ok to be attached to things. It’s ok to own more than 7 books if that’s what matters to you.
Schaub knows she’s still going to have “stuff” at the end of this. Even weird stuff. But she’s going to be in better control of her stuff-based decisions and where and how that stuff exists in her life.
It’s more relatable. It’s also more memoir than how-to, so don’t expect that coming in. But it’s nice to have someone acknowledge that it’s ok to be attached to things. It’s ok to own more than 7 books if that’s what matters to you.