The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing - Critique
Tidying is the game, training the mind is the aim
Start
By asking "WHY"
Every step of the way
Do it EXACTLY
As she says
Pretend
Tidying
Is the game to play
Mastering
The habit of asking
"WHY,
I want it this way?"
Let the question guide
Your everyday
Through out your home
Your life
.
Pickup the book
I say
About the Creator
Tessa Talia Rose
Writing gives me solace and delight, I write in finding the evovling self.
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Laconic but instructive:)