Simply Organised: An Expert's Guide to Decluttering Your Life and Home

by Amy Revell

Has your home become out of control and the task of getting back in an organised state seems overwhelming? Are you drowning in clutter and wondering what the secret is to having an organised home that actually stays that way? Have you decided you’re ‘just not an organised person’ aer years of trying to get your stuff under control? It doesn’t have to be this way. It is time to take back control of your home; it is time to get Simply Organised . Simplicity, organisation and freedom are within your reach. So walk with Declutter Coach Amy Revell as she shares the proven system she has used with women around the world to help them them create the clutter free and calm homes they’ve been dreaming of. Whether you’re a busy mum, business woman or managing a growing family, jump on board the journey to clutter-free, organised living. This guide will give you back control of your home. You’ll enjoy walking into your home at the end of the day, relaxed knowing everything is organised. Get back more time, headspace and money by putting into practice the gems shared in this book.

Genres: Nonfiction

174 pages, Paperback

Published December 5, 2019

Reviews

[Brenda · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was well organized and well written . Amy Revell has a passion for organizing and it comes through in her book. Nothing makes her happier than to organize a mess! Wow, I didn't get that gift so her book is helpful to me.

The four stars are because so much is geared for families with young children (and all of their paraphernalia). I'm not at that stage in life so it wasn't relevant to me but I think someone with children at home would find it useful.

I listened to the audiobook which is read by Ms. Revell. I really enjoyed her Australian accent!

[Lyn Wroe · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fantastic book. Made me feel that what I was doing was the right thing.

[The other Sandy · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a hard book for me to rate. On the one hand, it seemed to have good advice for decluttering and organizing. On the other hand, it seemed to have good advice for people who live very different lives than I do. I don't mean that I have a more disordered home (although it's a hot mess), or that I have a physical or mental health condition that adds a barrier to dealing with it. It's just advice for circumstances that I'm not in.

A large chunk of the book is about corralling children's toys, and the artwork they bring home from school, and all the other mess that kids spontaneously generate, but I don't have kids. Another section was about organizing sports and yard care equipment in a garage or shed. I have none of those things. I also don't have a laundry room to organize.

Ironically, the parts of the book that could apply to me (paperwork and clothes) are the only aspects of my home that I do have under control.

So, like I said, probably a good and helpful book, just for people in different circumstances than I'm in.

[Nicki Jeffery · Rating 5 out of 5]

I listen to Amy and Kirsty's podcast, "The Art of Decluttering". I was keen to read Amy's book, and I wasn't disappointed. It is easy to read (just like listening to her on the podcast - I could hear her voice as I read!) Filled with practical tips and expert advice, I recommend this book to any frazzled mum trying to maintain order in her home!

[Shebbles · Rating 4 out of 5]

Lots of good tips!