The nine habits of highly organized people
Organizing consultant Kathy Waddill demonstrates how the simple act of being organized can improve your quality of life. In The Organizing Sourcebook, she presents nine organizing principles that can easily be applied to any situation, activity, or environment. The book gives you the tools for managing time; decreasing stress; and dealing with cultural, personal, and emotional change. Case histories illustrate how each strategy solved a specific problem.
Anonymous
Posted November 18, 2001
The Organizing SouceBook is organized into nine strategies for getting more organized. This book is about 'things you can do' to reduce clutter and increase the time that you have for things you enjoy. The nine strategies keep the presentation clear. There is a good balance of key ideas, dozens of specific suggestions for each strategy, and real-life examples drawn from the author's experience helping others get more organized. After using many of the ideas in this book, I can soundly say that they work well, which is really the bottom line for me. Many of the stories based on real-life examples of organizational 'disasters' are also entertaining.
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The nine habits of highly organized people
Organizing consultant Kathy Waddill demonstrates how the simple act of being organized can improve your quality of life. In The Organizing Sourcebook, she presents nine organizing principles that can easily be applied to any situation, activity, or environment. The book gives you the tools for managing time; decreasing stress; and dealing with cultural, personal, and emotional change. Case histories ...