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Declutter Your Life: Reduce Stress, Increase Productivity, And Enjoy Your Clutter-Free Life (2012)

by Michelle Stewart(Favorite Author)

3.06 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Nonfiction

publisher

Unique Vision Press

review 1: If you are totally unorganized and have avoided reading any literature about getting organized, you will find plenty of ideas to help get you started. If you are already on the path to organizing and reducing clutter in your life, you're going to wonder why you're reading, at least part of the time.This was a freebie I picked up for my Kindle. It's about 30 pages and doesn't take long to read. It does reemphasize things that veterans of the war against clutter may have forgotten or "taken for granted", and the writing style itself is clean and concise.The book isn't bad, but for me it just didn't really broaden my horizons any.
review 2: Meh. Part of what drew me to this book (besides that it was free for a limited time on Amazon) was that it was only 30 pag... morees long. Great! Not only was I hoping to get some quick tips, but I wouldn't have to spend much time getting them.Unfortunately, there just wasn't anything novel or eye-opening. I did think it was clever to categorize clutter into areas where we don't generally consider our lives cluttered (though we should): emotional clutter, social media clutter, electronic clutter. These are areas where many of us are overwhelmed, but the advice of "just cut back" is easier said than done, and Stewart didn't provide any real tools to do that kind of de-cluttering.That didn't matter, really, as I had hoped for the tangible stuff -- help me with my attic or office or laundry room. The help is the same as we all know already, and which I'm no good at doing. Oh well, at least reading a book about decluttering is a step in the right direction. less

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