Decluttering at the Speed of Life: Winning Your Never-Ending Battle with Stuff

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It did not only give you tricks and hacks on how to declutter your space, it helps you change your mindset on how you think about clutter and stuff. Released in February 2018, Decluttering at the Speed of Life spells out my decluttering strategies in thorough, step-by-step instructions to help you work through your clutter, no matter how overwhelmed you feel.

When I began decluttering like my sanity depended on it, I simply did not have time to use my complicated systems. Thoroughly enjoyed this book and would recommend this book for anyone struggling to come up for air from beneath their mountains of stuff. It’s very easy to dip into kind of book and is written in a sensible truthful and humorous down-to-earth manner.Dana distinguishes between cleaning and decluttering and has clearly identified the simple steps needed to succeed at decluttering, whether it is a closet, room, garage or a whole house filled from floor to ceiling. A thinner book squeezing the points in would've been a better container for her message, but in the end, this book was helpful and an easy read.

I’m not a minimalist, and though it sounds like maybe she leans more that way, it’s a relief to find decluttering advice that doesn’t assume my end goal is to achieve a minimalist aesthetic. Really, this is a must read for anyone who wants to learn the secrets that all those organized types seem to know. The author is witty and self deprecating and it was a fun read, read mostly for a challenge on Habitica.This can be pantry items because we feel guilty tossing food or clothes when someone may be going without. The aim of just using the container and not having to be emotional about every single object as I go is a target I can see myself hiting. Well, (pats self on the back) I was already doing most of that with out the snazzy labels and steps and it was working.