The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up by Marie Kondo: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing: An Action-Steps Summary and Analysis

Dodie's Doodles said Short but not Sweet. The person who wrote this missed a couple of the major points in this book. First, the focus is on JOY, not decluttering, and that is a major difference from other programs. The author totally missed the idea that you MUST do categories in order, and that you cannot change the program. Ms. Kondo is quite adamant about that. Komono is never mentioned in this summary, and the Shinto aspects, like greeting your home when you return, caring for objects, proper folding, are all left out of this summary. If I were giving it a grade, it would get a . Rainey Gurl said Works for me. So I thought I'd try it. I read the book, made sense and I jumped in and cleaned my closet and organized it the way the book describes. I've never, in my whole life been able to keep my closed organized. But its been over a year now and my closet has stayed tidy and organized! I honestly can't believe it. But this method works for me!. One Star Beege Disappointed thought I was downloading the book it's only (like it says) a summary though. Didn't help one bit.

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