Resources & Reference Materials

 
Every small office or home office needs Susan Silver's newly revised "Organized to Be Your Best" as a reference tool. (My old copy is so worn it's held together with rubber bands!)

 
"Organizing Plain and Simple" by Donna Smallin has everything necessary to make home and life run more smoothly.

Let me
help you
Design
Your Own
Clutter-
Clearing
Program!

 
"Do What You Love, the Money Will Follow" by Marsha Sinetar is the definitive, step-by-step guide to finding "work" that expresses and fulfills your needs, talents, and passions.

 
In "Take Time for Your Life," Cheryl Richardson helps you attain the balance you need.

 
Ann McGhee-Cooper's "You Don't Have to Go Home from Work Exhausted" is perfect for those struggling to balance their business and personal lives.

 
Harriet Schechter's "Let Go of Clutter" will help you understand why you have so much stuff and how you can begin to eliminate clutter and stress in your life.

 
Lynn Weiss' "View From the Cliff - A Course in Achieving Daily Focus" is an invaluable resource for ADD/ADHD sufferers.

 
"It's Hard to Make a Difference When You Can't Find Your Keys" by Marilyn Paul offers a very sympathetic approach for anyone suffering from Attention Deficit Disorder (ADHD).

 
In "Clear Your Clutter with Feng Shui" Karen Kingston explains how clutter represents "stuck" energy that can trap you in undesirable life patterns.

 
"Organizing for the Creative Person" by Dorothy Lehmkuhl offers creative solutions for right-brain thinkers.

 
"Total Design" by Clodagh is her definitive call to Contemplate, Cleanse, Clarify, and Create your personal spaces.

 
I use an accordion-style desk file/sorter (days 1 through 31, months January through December) in conjunction with my calendar. Learn more about how to use this item.