Matt paxton's book is an invaluable guide to how to go about decluttering and downsizing. It's especially great for retirees who are looking to downsize. Paxton delves into the emotional and physical aspects of downsizing or decluttering.

The how-to is in the book but also the emotion that humans must deal with any time we transition from one life to the next. The perspective in this book is very helpful. The author's first hand experiences lend credibility to his guidelines.

The checklists and references are great and assist with where to go and what to do. Practical advice and help, supplied with a good dose of empathy. Process is great for those that need help.

Matt paxton shares tips and tricks for paring down old photos, documents, and other tangible assets. Matt cleverly relates to those of us who have clutter that needs to be addressed.

Being overly dramatic when a firearm is spotted is asinine. It's all about telling someone about yourself, and not any info on reflecting on how to approach introspection. Can't use. Was to be a gift.