I especially liked the section on how pressure from family, friends, neighbors and business associates can drive us to be tidier than we need or want to be. There's a common feeling that cluttered homes or offices are perceived strongly by strangers viewing them for the first time as an indication that the owner is not conscientious.  Messieurs Abrahamson and Freedman new book contributes to today's culture as a provocative alternative to the thousands of messages from the media, peers, and relatives, to indicate that neat and streamlined environments maybe are not all they’re cracked up to be.