The Life Changing Magic Of Tidying Up - Understand The Secrets Of Good Life In every aspect of the human life, cleanliness is important. Although not everyone sees this to be relevant, cleanliness and tidying up sets the basis for a better life and future. Many people over the years have messed up their lives because they are addicted to dirt and are unable to manage their lives where tidying up is concerned. If you have one of those who have such storage spaces, there is the need to make the most out of it by keeping it tidy. In keeping your life clean, you also need to keep your body and mind clean. In a unique way, this eBook will make clear to you how you manage your life very well and keep your life in the right sequence by keeping your space cleaned and organized.

 

                             

The title of the should be "Clean Your House, Clean Your Life." That is more the focus of this book.

While cleaning is important to decluttering there is more to it. The author seems more focused on simple counting the dust and germ clutter you have floating around. And while most of us have more of that in our home than we want, it is not what I expect in a book for clutter and being tidy so much.

We are told vacuum daily, even furniture. go through your house twice a daily and clean everything you touch, do laundry daily, etc. That last one really bugs me. While it does save on not needing laundry baskets it is a huge waste on water and energy. We are told don't eat on our couches, don't let pets on the bed, etc. All focused on cleanliness. Every click must have had the word CLEAN typed at least once.

So clean, clean, clean! And when you are done cleaning, clean some more! That is how I felt after reading this. I wanted tips on clutter. While getting the fur, dust bunnies and hidden crumbs out of the house is great and I am all for a cleaner home, that is not what I was looking for when I got this.

For those who get worked up about a couple pieces of hair or fur on the ground, go read this. For those who don't want to be cleaning a couple hours a day, look elsewhere on how to keep a tidier home. And for those of you who could use help living from living in a dirty home, are constantly getting colds, etc then this book might be helpful, even if it is on the extreme side.

Short read. Nothing new under the sun, however, the advice is still sound and nicely put. I particularly liked that she put an example of their own home office set-up.

It's good, but it's not a miracle worker.