I’m probably gonna be an odd one out here with a cleaning book, but I really, really like K.C Davis’s “How to Keep House While Drowning” book about cleaning your house while mentally unwell and not considering yourself a moral failure for the state your house is in.
I think it’s the one that had the most amount of positive benefits to my life. It turns out having a positive influence in the form of a book that tries to encourage you take things one step at a time, a book that even admits it doesn’t know everything either—well, it’s more beneficial than my real life acquaintances and family who opted for the shame method.
I’m probably gonna be an odd one out here with a cleaning book, but I really, really like K.C Davis’s “How to Keep House While Drowning” book about cleaning your house while mentally unwell and not considering yourself a moral failure for the state your house is in.
I think it’s the one that had the most amount of positive benefits to my life. It turns out having a positive influence in the form of a book that tries to encourage you take things one step at a time, a book that even admits it doesn’t know everything either—well, it’s more beneficial than my real life acquaintances and family who opted for the shame method.