Here’s a very short review of a book I haven’t read.  A client recently shared with me her excitement for her new copy of goodbye, things by Fumio Sasaki.  It already has me thinking, though I haven’t read any part of it.  Of all she was telling me, these two pieces have really stuck:

I don’t live and die by Marie Kondo’s word, and actually rarely prescribe her method to my clients, but I’m a huge fan. I love that her name has become a verb and that she’s layered the world with a fresh awareness of the impact of things on our spirit and mood.  

Want to know what it was that I bought that pushed these 4 mixing bowls out the door?

Ok, that tease wasn’t all that juicy.  I wouldn’t care about my mixing bowls either if I were you.  

If you haven’t been on my YouTube channel in a few weeks, there’s a new crop of minimalism videos waiting for you!  It’s hard to believe there are already 31 videos in this series alone. So many of my YouTube fans haven’t been to my site, and so many of my readers and clients haven’t seen my videos!

Like nearly all of my clients I’ve flown to, Monica found me through a YouTube video.  She’s not even sure she spent any time on my site before filling out the assessment and setting up a call.  We worked together in April for 3 extremely productive days.  We made incredible headway in clearing her kitchen and home office of paper.

For as long as I can remember I’ve been U2 fan. However, the first cassette I ever bought was Milli Vanilli. My sister (8 years my senior) was so embarrassed by my musical taste, so she started feeding me what she was listening to. Two years previous in 1987, U2’s Joshua Tree album came out.