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

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As someone who has struggled with clutter for years, and read lots of books on the subject, this is something different. Dana leads you step-by-step with the heart of a woman who has been there and struggled with the same issues you are currently struggling with. Her system is great for someone (like her former self) who just doesn't understand how they acquired so much stuff and why they can't keep it all. The whole book, every chapter and every strategy, helps you make real progress in whatever amount of time you have available.

They live nine hours away, but photographed piles of books every day for weeks and put what I wanted in boxes. Even if you have your home "under control" and find it easy to declutter and organize I can guarantee you that reading this book and learning from Dana will give you new insights for yourself. But then I saw your blog and decided that if Decluttering at the Speed of Life worked for you, then I should read it. Mama names the container, and the person who reads these books gets to choose which books go in the container pg.One of the best parts of How To Manage Your Home Without Losing Your Mind is the section on decluttering.

After the acknowledgments, there was an excerpt [2-chapters] from the author’s How to Manage Your Home Without Losing Your Mind. I plan to read this book a second time as it inspired me to actually donate six bags and boxes of household items to a local charity. However, they’re all boys, not sentimental in the least, and they don’t care about any of it… absolutely none of it!Now this meant I needed a lot of cooking equipment, dishes, napkins, coffee mugs, dessert plates and silverware.