Getting rid of mice comes down to three things in a fixed order. Block the entrances, remove the ones already inside, then stop them returning. Done in that sequence it works, and the only variable is how many got in before you started. That post is the most useful thing here, written by somebody living where mice are a real problem rather than an anecdote.
The rest is law of attraction material written out of a life rather than a seminar. She tidies the house for a visitor who then cancels, notices she is clean and presentable before nine in the morning, and builds a post about paying attention to what is already going right.
A puppy home from being spayed becomes a piece about keeping a springer from springing, and about deciding what counts as too much exertion for that particular breed.
There is also a post on off grid country living and one on attitude.
Take the mouse post if you have the problem, and the attraction pieces if the idea appeals and the usual selling of it does not.