WHAT STAYS AND WHAT GOES

A unique guide to home organizingpart practical instruction, part thoughtful meditationthat helps readers create a more authentic living space they can actually maintain, written by a mediagenic entrepreneur who has been featured in the New York Times, Vogue, and Apartment Therapy.

At the core of Faith's method is her unique philosophy of "Soul Work," which encourages her clients to pause, reflect, and ask themselves important questions, such as, "Is this really what I want, or is this what I think I should want?" Placing Soul Work at the center of homemaking helps readers examine their relationships: to their stuff, to other members of their household, to their past, to social pressure, and to their homes, all the while eschewing the burden of perfection.
Homemaking for the Soul goes beyond Marie Kondo's famous question "Does it spark joy?" Through exercises, case studies, and personal reflections. It explores how to organize and reframe your home in a way that honors who you are and want to be.

Faith Roberson is a certified life coach, professional organizer, and founder of Organize with Faith, where she promotes organization from a deeper level. Faith is passionate about inspiring others to explore domesticity from a holistic approach and believes that in doing so clients can make effective changes in their lives. She lives in New York.