Habits to Declutter Your Home: Stop being overwhelmed and baby step your way to an organized house.

by Jillian Thompson

How do you feel about your living space?Are you overwhelmed when you see cabinets, drawers, and tabletops—overflowing with misplaced, outdated, and even useless junk? Do you painstakingly need to venture through laundry piles, sticky floors, and dusty rooms to find the things you need?Does it seem like you can’t accomplish anything amidst the chaos you’re living in?Looks like it might be time for a little tidying up…
The goal of this book is to view decluttering your home not as a chore, but as an opportunity to take control of your life, elevate your senses, and create a space that promotes creativity and productivity.

Excited to learn how?

Habits to Declutter Your Home is your complete and friendly guide to baby-stepping your way to an organized home. Conquer your cluttering habits and create the life you deserve with fun, effective, and time-saving strategies, such as10 simple, fail-safe tactics for developing good, lasting cleaning habits.decoding your lifestyle patterns and discovering what your clutter says about you.the 3-part key to stress acceptance, alacrity, and adaptability.identifying target areas at home.figuring out items—and habits—to trash or treasure.transitioning from small-scale to large-scale decluttering.dealing with other people’s mess.healthy ways to sustain your motivation streak.Keep in touch with yourself.This book also includes an exclusive chapter designed to help you assess where you are at the moment, identify your priorities, and how to fuse these elements together for a sounder, more progressive lifestyle.

When you’re clear about your purpose, you’ll find that making sound choices, achieving your goals, and reaching for new and exciting opportunities can be accomplished with confidence and ease.

Let’s get organized today!

139 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 18, 2023

Reviews

[Naomi · Rating 3 out of 5]

I listened to the audiobook version which was wonderfully read by my friend! It was a joy to listen to her. That said, there are places in the books with self assessments, checklists and references to other parts of the book, which may have been more useful in hard copy.

The content was just ok. There are some helpful tips in there and I liked the method for picking where to start. Most of it seems like a lot of lists and just throw things away.

If you have any shame or anxiety around cleaning, I don't really recommend this book, especially not the introduction, first chapter, and conclusion. Instead I would read "How to Keep House While Drowning" by K.C. Davis

[Ivana · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very simple to follow and comprehensive

I loved that this guide started off with self-assesment. It gave me clarity on why I am where I am with my months-long procrastination with decluttering that it simply "cleared up" my emotional and mental space to begin. The comprehensive structure was a great framework to follow and be guided. It helped with the feeling of overwhelm.

[Beth Beutler · Rating 4 out of 5]

Reasonably Helpful

This book is an easy read with a reasonable amount of tips, both practical and motivational. While it may lean a bit simplistic, it could be the catalyst for someone who doesn't know where to start, and can act as a step-by-step guide.

[Diana M Siteman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

Great book to help you organize, clean & declutter your life. Well written & easy to follow, lots of creative ideas.