I love sharing books with you, especially ones that I can give you like the best of the

best parts so that you don't have to read the whole thing, but I got to admit this one

I kind of recommend you read for yourself.

Hey clutter bugs, welcome back to the clutter bug podcast, today we're going to talk about

a new book.

I guess it's not new, it's actually a few years old, I'm just late to the party.

It's called How to Keep House While Drowning by Casey Davis.

It's a gentle approach to cleaning and organizing and I have seen so many people recommending

this book.

I just never got around to read it like I think because I've read so many organizing books

and it's been the same thing over and over again, I'm kind of like I've been reluctant

to read anything new, but I have to be honest, I'm super impressed with this book so I'm

going to give you the best information that I personally found like my biggest takeaways

from this book, but I do recommend that you give it a read or a listen if it has an audiobook

honestly, I don't even know if it does, but it's great, it's short, it's clear, it's concise,

it really puts into words a lot of the things that I've felt through my own journey from

super slob to having a tidy home, but I wasn't able to really articulate, I'm not

graded articulating my thoughts.

And this is written by a trained therapist, she's simplifying it, she's, she's making

it something that is absorbed into your mind, which is something I am not great at and like

literally the first page of this book talks about being and feeling lazy and this struck

me because I've always referred to myself as a lazy person and I know it's negative self-talk

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