Clutter Control FROM OUR EDITORS
You need this book if: * your paperwork and files are a mess * you are surrounded by clutter and don't know why * you can never find a book in your library * the contents of your closet are a complete mystery * you are a confirmed collector * your house is disorganized * you have no control over your time. Arranged into short, easy-to-read chapters, this compact guide includes a wealth of practical information for organizing your life and keeping your living and work areas clutter-free. Chapters focus on room-by-room strategies, revealing pain-free techniques for sorting and sifting through items, reclaiming and maximizing storage space, and parting with objects you no longer need (or want). Specific sections treat special challenges, including how to deal with family clutterers, how to cope with limited-space areas, how to organize paper files and financial information--even how to develop the time management skills you need to organize your activities, your schedules, and your life.
FROM THE PUBLISHER
Do you have too many junk drawers? Ever-growing piles of papers and magazines? Mystery items in the fridge? If so, help is on the way. In this compact guide, you'll find a wealth of practical information for eliminating mess and handy tips to keep your life clutter-free.
Virtually every area that's prone to clutter is tackled. Chapters focus on room-by-room strategies for organizing your householdhow to make the most out of storage space methods for sifting through clothing and accessoriestechniques for routing and filing mail, financial documents, and other paperworktips for sorting out your office and desk moving and garage sale pointersand ideas for maximizing space in a studio apartment.
You'll also get useful advice on developing effective time management systems, and learn simple ways to prioritize instead of procrastinate. And you'll find smart suggestions on how to delegate responsibilities to other would-be clutterers in your household.
SYNOPSIS
It may not be documented scientific fact, but clutter does seems to take on a life of its own. Anyone who's ever been at the mercy of their surrounding mess, whether at home or office, can relate to this book and find great solace in knowing there is a way to keep your life clutter-free. Virtually every area that's prone to clutter, from your refrigerator with the mystery ingredients to the ubiquitous "junk drawer" to the ever-growing piles of paper, is addressed in this book. There are room-by-room strategies for organizing, including how to make the most out of storage space; how to sift through clothing and accessories; techniques for routing and filing mail, financial documents, and other paperwork; tips for sorting through office and desk items; moving and garage-sale pointers; plus tips on effective time-management systems, prioritizing, and more. Make room for this book!