Review: Clutter is a Disorganized Mind Set
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 10, 2013
“An organized house can have different meanings from to home to home," says the author …"each person will have a different opinion on what a clutter free home is..." I love the concept of this book. It focuses on what an organized home means to me... not what my mom, grandmother, great-aunt Helen, or even what the author considers organized and clutter-free... it’s what it means to me. Super! I'm all ears.She continues with more common sense, saying an organized home is not going to happen overnight, says to take it slowly and find the method that's going to work long term. She is out to help change mind set, because the current disorganization is affecting my entire life, from physical to mental health, to finances.She exposes clutter as an energy-robber, a time-waster, an argument starter, also pointing out that lost bills create late payments and financial confusion… how’s that for incentive? What she aims to do, and successfully does, is have the reader take a really good look at why they have clutter? What they habitually do to allow clutter and then makes excellent suggestions on how to right the issues.Excellent approach…very different from all the "declutter/organize your home" books I’ve read to date. Highly recommended.