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| ISBN: | 0956493904 (ISBN13: 9780956493903) |
Danielle Raine
Paperback | Pages: 312 pages Rating: 3.71 | 62 Users | 8 Reviews
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| Title | : | Housework Blues: A Survival Guide |
| Author | : | Danielle Raine |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 312 pages |
| Published | : | February 26th 2010 by Kirkman Raine Books |
| Categories | : | Nonfiction. Self Help. Philosophy. Psychology |
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If you lack the motivation to do housework - or it's become a source of misery, boredom, frustration or fury - these feelings can affect your relationships, your health, even your wealth. So there are some truly outstanding benefits in learning to survive your Housework Blues. Now, finally, there's a book to help you do just that. Housework Blues - A Survival Guide is a fun and easy read that highlights the real value of taking care of your home - but more importantly, it inspires, motivates and keeps you sane you along the way. Containing quotes, humour and over 75 insights, tips, games and ideas - tailor-made to bring calm and comfort to any woman with a home to keep - Housework Blues is a virtual pick-&-mix goodie bag of housework-survival tactics, helping you cope with the (often unrecognised) mental and emotional challenge of keeping a home. If you lack the domestic gene where doing housework comes naturally, or your feminist tendencies make you want to run screaming from mop and bucket, then this book is for you. These simple suggestions could save you years of anguish or frustration and liberate you to enjoy a beautiful home with both your sanity and relationships intact. There's a calm, confident and capable alternative to the misery of Housework Blues. This guide will help you find it. 10 Good Reasons to beat your Housework Blues • improved relationships • better health • boosted energy levels • enjoyable home • increased efficiency • naturally motivated • higher self-esteem • more free-time • inner calm • wealth & career success WARNING: This is not a practical housekeeping guide. There may be the odd tip or useful gem but the main aim of this book is not to teach you how to clean your home. The sole intention is help you cope with the unique psychological challenge of being a modern female with a home to keep. This book is less 'how to' and more 'why bother'. These are strategies to keep you sane. The only stain removal advice will be for the blots on your spirit. "I love this book! Combining Bob Hope's philosophy with Eastern spirituality with the pursuit of thinner thighs, all in the service of getting the housework done with peace and grace - it's just awe-inspiring... and soul-satisfying!" Jill Bailin, New YorkRating Appertaining To Books Housework Blues: A Survival Guide
Ratings: 3.71 From 62 Users | 8 ReviewsRate Appertaining To Books Housework Blues: A Survival Guide
I'm not totally sure what I expected from this book, I knew it wasn't a how to guide for housework (not sure I'd pick it up if it was) but I think I was still expecting something a little different from what it actually was. Maybe a more humorous look into the annoyances, despair and perils associated with housework? Maybe even one aimed at everybody not just those with families to look after (us singletons do have housework to do after all)? Or it could just be that I already apply many of theThis is a really great book for anyone looking/wanting/needing to de-clutter, organize, and enjoy their life. Raine holds the readers hand through the process and you genuinely appreciate her efforts. So what if she wrote this without you specifically in mind? She still feels like your personal cheerleader! The steps to running your house are so doable its hard to image why you havent done any of this years ago!
Hi, I'm Danielle. I'm a writer, designer and creativity coach. I am obsessed with the creative process and how we can live the best versions of our lives - the Good Life of expression, wellness, success and purpose. With my 24 years as a creative professional, plus my recent adventures writing and self-publishing 3 books, Ive learned A LOT about inspiration and the nature of creativity -I'm not totally sure what I expected from this book, I knew it wasn't a how to guide for housework (not sure I'd pick it up if it was) but I think I was still expecting something a little different from what it actually was. Maybe a more humorous look into the annoyances, despair and perils associated with housework? Maybe even one aimed at everybody not just those with families to look after (us singletons do have housework to do after all)? Or it could just be that I already apply many of the
Yes. I get the irony. Truly.
This was a good read & makes me feel better knowing so many women feel like I do about housework (boring, senseless, time-consuming, etc)! I loved the quotes and proverbs scattered throughout the book. I'm going to try some of the suggestions to help put me in a better frame of mind while cleaning - putting on my favorite music, aromatherapy - and I like the idea of doing something I want to do for an hour or so before starting my household list. Danielle is so right when she talks about how
I am giving Housework Blues: A Survival Guide book mmy whole-hearted endorsemment!!!I've read a ton of books on housework/organization for ideas; as a true procrastinator & bibliophile, mmy love of reading gives mme an excuse to avoid chores!When I first saw it, I picked it up, put it down, picked it up again - so glad that I did!! Upon reading the intro, I was hooked...this book is everything it claimms to be! As suggested, I went to the chapter applicable to mmy situation - Chapter 8:
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