Organization

organize1 Many of us feel like we can’t pursue self development and personal growth because we don’t have the time, energy or financial resources. Our lives are too full of commitments, clutter, appointments and bills. This area of our website focuses on organizational and financial gurus, books and systems. These are teachers and teachings that can help us cut through the clutter, simplify our lives, get control of our time and put more money in our pocket.

If you feel like you are naturally disorganized or financially ignorant, these gurus can be life-changing for you. Even if you simply feel your life is just a bit too cluttered, exhausting or expensive, here is a place to find help.

On the side menu we feature teachers and gurus who can help you with your organizational and financial issues. Below is a list of articles and resources that relate to organization and finances.

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Organization

One Year to an Organized Work Life

One Year to an Organized Work Life

One Year to an Organized Work Life by Regina Leeds. I had previously reviewed two other books by Regina Leeds (the “Zen” Organizer) . Those were One Year to an Organized Life and One Year to an Organized Financial Life. Since both were excellent, I was really looking forward to the middle book in the [...]

The Sacrament of Making Your Bed

The Sacrament of Making Your Bed

I was starting to read Regina Leed’s book One Year to an Organized Work Life (which I hope to review soon) and happened on this wonderful little tidbit on why you should make your bed. Now I don’t really have a problem with making the bed. I’m used to it now and it bother’s me [...]

The Most Important Thing – Revisited

The Most Important Thing – Revisited

A few weeks ago I asked for some feedback here and on several other forums, in a post called “The Most Important Thing”. My question to everyone was, what is the ONE THING you could do, if you could do nothing else, that would have the greatest effect for good on as many areas of [...]

One Year to an Organized Financial Life

One Year to an Organized Financial Life

Just released in 2010, One Year to an Organized Financial Life is the latest installment from Regina Leeds, the “Zen Organizer”.  I’ve previously reviewed her book “One Year to an Organized Life” and found it a refreshing change in the field of organization. This book continues a winning pattern and expands it to an area [...]

Organizing Gift-Giving in a Large Family

Organizing Gift-Giving in a Large Family

Let me share a system we developed this year for organizing gift giving in our family. This system was invented for two reasons:
1. All my children are at an age at which GIVING presents is as much fun as receiving them.
2. Economics are difficult this year. Both myself and my children are operating on very [...]

Getting Things Done

Getting Things Done

Getting Things Done is the phenomenal best-selling book on organization and time management by David Allen. Among fans of this time and project management system (actually more of a LIFE management system) it is known simply as GTD.

The Secret

The Secret

If you write about spirituality and self-development, it’s hard to avoid having something to say about The Secret, the run-away phenomena of a book (and movie, and CD) by Rhonda Byrne. I’ve enjoyed all three of them, and there is a lot that can be said about The Secret.

The Most Important Thing

The Most Important Thing

As is obvious from this website, I’m a big enthusiast for self-development ideas. But not in a million years to I have enough time to follow up on ALL the self-development ideas I run across, or even all of the really good ones.
So I have an idea for collecting a list of the the ONE [...]

One Year to an Organized Life

One Year to an Organized Life

I had heard good things about Regina Leeds as an organizer, and decided to read her book One Year to an Organized Life. Call me sexist, but for some reason I haven’t gotten a lot out of organizational books by women. Perhaps it’s just the books I’ve picked, but they seem to focus on [...]

A Perfect Mess

A Perfect Mess

As a fan of organizational books, methods and gurus, I thought I owed it to myself to listen to an opposing viewpoint. The full (messy) title of this book is: A Perfect Mess: The Hidden Benefits of Disorder – How Crammed Closets, Cluttered Offices, and on-the-Fly Planning Make the World a Better Place

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