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By Barbara Hemphill
Barbara has been called “America’s favorite organizer”,
and for good reason. The organizing principles in her book are
sound and make sense; they are the basis for the revolutionary
Paper Tiger Software. Read this
book and know what to keep, where to find it, and how to find
it. Keep an eye out for the light-hearted cartoons.
By Barbara Hemphill
I first met Barbara in 2002 when she trained me as a Paper Tiger
Authorized Consultant, after which I devoured this book. Once
again, Barbara does not disappoint with a book of fluff. It’s
full of practical methods for keeping the paper tiger caged (I
mean filed).
By Cindy Glovinsky
A practicing psychotherapist and organizing consultant, Cindy
Glovinsky challenges the way you think about THINGS. Through exercises
she helps you discover how THINGS come into your life, and provides
solutions to what can be an unhealthy relationship with material
things. Whether you're drowning in clutter or just want a fresh
approach, this book helps you deal with the overwhelm of THINGS.
By Kathy Waddill
Written by my friend and colleague, Kathy Waddill identifies 'nine
strategies of reasonably organized people'. Rather than viewing
the piles of paper as the problem, the book looks at the source
to help solve organizing dilemmas.
By Judith Kolberg, Kathleen Nadeau, Foreword by Sam Goldstein
Professional Organizer Judith Kolberg has teamed up with psychologist
and ADD expert Kathleen Nadeau to help adults with Attention Deficit
Disorder. The book covers three main areas of disorganization
faced by ADDers: things, paper, and time. Full of concrete tips
and strategies, readers will find the tools they need to get their
life back!
By Judith Kohlberg
If you've tried every other organizing book, this one will be
different. The author presents unconventional approaches to help
you take back your life. Telling the stories of real people from
Kohlberg's practice, it's a speedy read of only 120 pages. I heartily
recommend this book to anyone who has suffered the pain of chronic
disorganization.
By Karen Kingston
Known as the feng shui expert, Kingston guides you through the
liberating task of clutter clearing in her short, easy to read
book. Also available
as an audiobook.
By Dorothy Lehmkuhl & Dolores Cotter Lamping
Looks at organizing based on studies that show creativity resides
in the right side of the brain, where there is no concept of time,
structure or detail or analytical ability. Offers practical techniques
to find the organizing style that works for you. A client says
this book saved her marriage!
By Julie Morgenstern
Teaches you how to work with your personality instead of against
it. Parts I & II are particularly helpful. Empowers you to
get organized and stay organized. Also available
as an audiobook.
By Julie Morgenstern
"A schedule is a limited space into which you must fit a
certain number of tasks." Morganstern takes the same principles
for space organization found in her first book, and applies them
to time organization. Also available
as an audiobook.
By Julie Morgenstern, Jessi Morgenstern-Colon
Morgenstern has teamed up with her daughter to focus on organizing
issues of teens. Something tells me more moms will read this book
than teens! Plenty of insight into working with a teen to organize
his/her bedroom, backpack, and time.
 By Sandra Felton
Based on the premise that the secret to change lies in the way
we think about messiness and neatness, this book is full of practical
steps to put the messie lifestyle behind you.
By Don Aslett & Craig Lagory (Editor)
Aslett has written this book for clutter addicts, with compelling
reasons to dejunk, and how to get rid of it. Full of humorous
stories and insights of real life junkers, this book can move
you to action.
By Linda Sapadin & Jack Maguire
Describes six styles of procrastinators--perfectionist, dreamer,
worrier, defier, crisis-maker, over-doer, and how they can be
overcome through more effective ways of thinking, speaking and
acting.
By Barbara Hemphill, Maggie Bedrosian
Barbara and Maggie share real stories of real people who were
"caught in the clutter trap." Providing a simple five
step campaign against clutter, they show readers how to love it
or lose it.
By
Marilyn Brown & her daughters
If you
are dealing with a deceased loved one's lifetime of possessions,
you will appreciate this short but thought provoking book. It
explains one family's method for dividing possessions with a starting
point for people in similar situations to begin discussing alternatives.
Order this book from Spirit Hill Three, 2929 Ross Drive, Q-60,
Fort Collins, CO 80526. The cost is $10.00 plus $3.00 shipping.
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Taming
the Paper Tiger at Home
Taming
the Paper Tiger at Work
Love
It or Lose It: Living Clutter Free Forever