I hate cleaning. How to maintain order in the house when there is no strength for cleaning
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To wash or not to wash - that is the question. And it becomes especially agonizing when we are physically and mentally exhausted. Everything slips from our hands, and a pile of dirty dishes looks at us reproachfully from the sink, an unfinished washing machine blinks anxiously, and a beloved couch is covered with an avalanche of the most unpredictable objects - from socks to combs. And the dusty mirror seems to scream, "A lazy and messy person lives here!"
But a sweet home is not a place for stress and guilt. This little book contains all the methods and principles of household organization that a modern person needs for a peaceful life.
How is it different from books about magical cleanliness? Casey Davis provides a fundamentally new approach: space exists to serve you, not the other way around.
Accepting this rule will help you: - understand that laziness does not exist, - turn household chores from a moral obligation into functional actions, - prioritize and distribute tasks among family members, - do all this with minimal effort, relying not on hatred and judgment, but on compassion and self-care.
The book "I Hate Cleaning. How to maintain order in the house when there is no strength for cleaning" is written specifically for those who are tired. The information is structured and presented in such a way that it will be easy to read, including for people with ADHD, depressive disorders, or simply in a depressed state.
To wash or not to wash - that is the question. And it becomes especially agonizing when we are physically and mentally exhausted. Everything slips from our hands, and a pile of dirty dishes looks at us reproachfully from the sink, an unfinished washing machine blinks anxiously, and a beloved couch is covered with an avalanche of the most unpredictable objects - from socks to combs. And the dusty mirror seems to scream, "A lazy and messy person lives here!"
But a sweet home is not a place for stress and guilt. This little book contains all the methods and principles of household organization that a modern person needs for a peaceful life.
How is it different from books about magical cleanliness? Casey Davis provides a fundamentally new approach: space exists to serve you, not the other way around.
Accepting this rule will help you: - understand that laziness does not exist, - turn household chores from a moral obligation into functional actions, - prioritize and distribute tasks among family members, - do all this with minimal effort, relying not on hatred and judgment, but on compassion and self-care.
The book "I Hate Cleaning. How to maintain order in the house when there is no strength for cleaning" is written specifically for those who are tired. The information is structured and presented in such a way that it will be easy to read, including for people with ADHD, depressive disorders, or simply in a depressed state.
Author:
Author:Casey Davis
Cover:
Cover:hardcover
Category:
- Category:Health, Fitness & Dieting
- Category:Home & Decor
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:typographic
Dimensions:
Dimensions:20.5x14x1.6 cm
Series:
Series:KonMari Method. Japanese secrets of perfect order
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-179061-5
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