Indiana Greene
Be it official or unofficial many of us have the responsibility of looking after our home. Many housewives and househusbands find housekeeping overwhelming and it’s the worst part of their life, the bit they dread doing. So much so that they keep putting off tasks, seeing cleaning and looking after their home as a chore and something they regret as being part of their life. They only do it if they absolutely have to.Even if you see yourself lucky enough to outsource your cleaning, it still can be strenuous relying on someone else. Many of us feel unappreciated for what we do in the home and possibly see it as a demotion in life. The person who looks after the home is possibly perceived as less important than an earner or provider. Or are we feeling constantly unfairly compared to Marie Kondo or Nigella Lawson? Maybe we even feel resentful that the task seems to fall on us alone. Maybe you want to get to a place where you feel passionate about your home and want to keep making it even better. You might even have a family and want to give them the very best life and understand the importance of a good home life, but just need a few more effective ways of doing this.Whatever the reason, if you would like to release even more of your inner 'domestic goddess' and get more meaning out of looking after your home and making a space to flourish, recuperate and love, then this book is for you.
