Tidy Up to Spark Joy in Your Life Through Minimalism and Tidying Two-AudioBook Bundle: The Japanese Art of Declutter + Organizing Your Home for Busy People

De: Jessa Lane, Kiku Katana

Narrado por: Melissa Sheldon, Jeanette Funderburg

Two-audiobook bundle

Do you want to painlessly reduce clutter and organize every area of your life?

This box set includes the most powerful set of audiobooks that will help you declutter and organize your home. Even if you've never been able to declutter, you can easily become the most organized person you know. Don’t miss out on what is one of the freshest methods of organizing every aspect of your life!

This audiobook set includes:

1. Organizing Your Home for Busy People: Declutter Your Mind and Live a Quality Life of Success
2. Minimalism: The Japanese Art of Declutter to Organize Your Home Life (Minimalist Organizing and Decluttering)

Here are just some of the benefits....

• You will clear your mind and get rid of physical clutter, increase your happiness, and improve your life
• Your personal space will be transformed and organized into a clean and neat place
• You will save money and also make money from the minimalist lifestyle
• Much, much more!

Scroll up and buy the audiobook now! Take action and experience the power of tidying up!

©2019 Jessa Lane, Kiku Katana (P)2019 Jessa Lane, Kiku Katana

couldn't really get into the book

hard to follow. content was not what I thought it was going to be. not really a bad book just hard to follow

Two Separate Reviews in One

There are two books in this bundle which is a great deal for those who are especially new to minimalism and very busy.

The first book "Organizing Your Home for Busy People" was not one I really connected with. I am busy all day but not to the point I can't find time to organize during the week. I found a lot of the habits the author mentions unrelatable. Now with that said. This was not a book for me, but I know of friends that this section of the audiobook could greatly help. If you relate to the title you will probably benefit from this book.

The second book "The Japanese Art of Declutter" spoke more to me. I have enjoyed other books similar to this, but the one thing I really enjoyed is how the author goes into various types of minimalism. She has information for newbies but even some information for people who have been doing minimalism for a while and maybe want to go a little deeper with it or change things up a bit. She goes into some of the dangers/drawbacks of types of minimalism. I really appreciate the openess and honesty.

Both narrators were very pleasent and easy to listen too.

I received this audiobook at my request and I provided this voluntary review.

Good info but a tad fry to read

The information is beneficial however the read is a tad dry. The reader is also monotone at some times.

Good reference.

Good reference and starting point for the beginner. I notice some repetition. There were some hints and ideas in both books which might be useful. Of course, in a book like this, you are getting ideas and not all of them fit your situation. I found a few ideas that I might try. IF you are just starting to declutter or minimalize, you might ffind it useful. IF nothing else maybe it will get you started!

Narration was okay.

I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review.

Great resource

There were lots of tips and techniques in these books, including ways to fit reorganizing and decluttering into a busy schedule. I will definitely relisten many times over. I Definitely a good deal for 1 credit. The two books were nicely read by the narrators. I was gifted a copy of the audiobook in exchange for an honest review.

Stating the Obvious

Not informative at all. This book is only regurgitating those things about this subject which are already known by necessity. A simple web search can prove to be more beneficial use of your money.