"My grandmother raised six of us in a small house that was never once untidy. She owned almost nothing to organize it with."
When I moved to America in my thirties, I watched a kind neighbor spend nearly two hundred dollars a month on baskets, bins and organizing products. Her house never changed. That was the moment I understood: what my grandmother had was not discipline, and it was not products. It was a system, so simple it never needed willpower, passed down without ever being written down.
This book is that system, method by method. Nothing in it requires strength, money, or a young back.
Start with one drawer. Twenty minutes.