What I like about Gretchen Rubin's books is her approach. She doesn't think there is one RIGHT way to do something. Instead, she researches and reports on many different methods for a given topic, urges the reader to use what works for them, and discard the rest.
This book tackles clutter and organizing. It's a quick read, composed mainly of tips (suggestions?) rather than a narrative. Some I found compelling, some I didn't. But that's exactly her point. There isn't really any new groundbreaking information, just a nice summary of what's out there. In a nutshell, I would summarize her overall approach as "Keep something only if you use it, need it, or love it", with many suggestions for accomplishing that.
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