Comfort Living by Christine Eisner
Paperback: 84 pages
Publisher: Lifestyle Design (November 15, 2009)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0984228209
ISBN-13: 978-0984228201
Rating: 4/5
While small this book still packs alot of great tips and information but will it clear your house of all its clutter? No. Will it be the solution to all your decorating issues? No. Will you use every single tip or bit of advice shown? I seriously doubt it! But I dont think it's meant to be a cure to all your woes; just simply a starting point for you to begin to simply your home and lifestyle.
One of the main things I enjoyed about Comfort Living is how Christine has broken things down into smaller sections for you so you dont feel so overwhelmed. She starts you out by simply asking you to start at your front door with suggestions that include having a small table with a lamp and dish on it to catch keys and things as you enter your home, having a comfy clutterfree spot to plop down in on arrival to go thru your mail or what have you before beginning your household routine, and then gradually works you up to the bigger aspects of trying to rid yourself of some of the clutter in your home.
I loved the blank to do lists and check offs she has added for us to fill in things we need to work on or tips to jot down for later use. If I wrote them on my own paper I would more than likely toss it away or lose it! At least this way everything is neat and tidy all in one place for me to use!
Review Copy Provided by Author
Paperback: 84 pages
Publisher: Lifestyle Design (November 15, 2009)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0984228209
ISBN-13: 978-0984228201
Rating: 4/5
While small this book still packs alot of great tips and information but will it clear your house of all its clutter? No. Will it be the solution to all your decorating issues? No. Will you use every single tip or bit of advice shown? I seriously doubt it! But I dont think it's meant to be a cure to all your woes; just simply a starting point for you to begin to simply your home and lifestyle.
One of the main things I enjoyed about Comfort Living is how Christine has broken things down into smaller sections for you so you dont feel so overwhelmed. She starts you out by simply asking you to start at your front door with suggestions that include having a small table with a lamp and dish on it to catch keys and things as you enter your home, having a comfy clutterfree spot to plop down in on arrival to go thru your mail or what have you before beginning your household routine, and then gradually works you up to the bigger aspects of trying to rid yourself of some of the clutter in your home.
I loved the blank to do lists and check offs she has added for us to fill in things we need to work on or tips to jot down for later use. If I wrote them on my own paper I would more than likely toss it away or lose it! At least this way everything is neat and tidy all in one place for me to use!
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1 comments:
Thanks so much for your review, Jen! In writing Comfort Living, I really wanted to get straight to the point in a way that motivates the reader to move forward. In these stressful times, I think we all need some practical advise on how to live our best. That's my goal.
My livestreaming program, Comfort Living Club takes it a step further. During this monthly online gathering from my home, I take people personally through the book and beyond. It's a great group of people. If you (or anyone else wand to check it out, details are @ comfortlivingbychristine.com.
Again, thanks so much for your support. It means alot!
Christine Eisner (author of CL)
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