I love to tidy. Cleaning, not so much. But I’m drawn to order and organization. That doesn’t mean I always do it. I discovered this book and read it quickly. It will change my life if only I follow its guidance. I got rid of a bunch of junk after reading it. Now I just need to keep going!
Artsy Wanderer 
Oh, I just bought this and read it in one sitting. Loved it. I then purged and organized my closet the way she reccomends, then my children’s and then I went through our books. Onto Paper. I am hooked.
You are good. I did one good purge and stopped. But I plan to keep going! I definitely think I’m going to need to re-read throughout my life! 🙂 I have packrat tendencies and don’t want to end up on Hoarders! LOL
Wow! I am inspired by this post. I want this book! Years of us tidying up is paying off, plus we stop bringing more stuff into the house which really makes a difference. I always enjoy a clutterfree space and could feel the difference since we have been working hard on getting there gradually. Looking at those clutter free magazines are a great help too.
I think you would enjoy it. I’ve read a few books on de-cluttering but I found this to be a unique approach. It reminds me of feng shui a bit.
I like the idea that you begin by keeping the things that “spark joy” (love that phrase!), and then chuck the rest. It is so much more positive!
I love spark joy too! Thanks for the follow and comment friend! 🙂