Minimalista: Your step-by-step guide to a better home, wardrobe and life

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Breaks the de-cluttering exercise down into small chunks with lots of suggestions as to how to start the process and stay de-cluttered.

pretty easy to breeze through and a little redundant, but some points are worth making over and over. Her Virtual Closet Makeover Program and Virtual Work Space Makeover Program sell out instantly and have garnered attention from A-list celebrities, Olympic athletes, and tech entrepreneurs.

Unfortunately I didn't have time to do the prompts because there were others waiting for this book at the library (I can see why! My favorite part was about kids and the example she gives about how preschools teach kids to stay organized and create zones that the kids can easily follow and implement during the school day. Much if it common sense but lots of useful and practical tips especially for those with busy lives and limited space. Because of these two opposing truths, I’ve found a way of streamlining and simplifying my cleaning routine to make it feel easy-breezy. I was inspired by the leading voices of minimalism, who luxuriated in white space and could fit their belongings in a backpack, but I longed for examples of minimalism that embraced a broader range of styles and aesthetics and was applicable to a reality that included a husband, children, a weak spot for vintage jeans (don’t judge!

There’s nothing more demoralizing than feeling like you have every­thing in the world, and yet want none of it. I’ve worked with students who lived in run-down studio apartments, and I’ve helped multi-multi-millionaires in mansions that took up entire city blocks.I initially took this title out of the library, but quickly realized that I would need a copy of my own to reference through every step of the way!