How to Cheat at Organizing
Quick, Clutter-Clobbering Ways to Simplify Your Life
Nonfiction, Home & Garden, The Home, Do It Yourself, Art & Architecture, Architecture
| Author: | Jeff Bredenberg | ISBN: | 9781621136002 |
| Publisher: | Taunton Press | Publication: | May 1, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Taunton Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jeff Bredenberg |
| ISBN: | 9781621136002 |
| Publisher: | Taunton Press |
| Publication: | May 1, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Taunton Press |
| Language: | English |
Can you really 'cheat' at organizing? Of course you can. ***How to Cheat at Organizing***shows you how to take shortcuts every chance you get - to create just enough order to be happy with your life.
With his trademark wit and straightforward advice Jeff Bredenberg explains precisely how you can de-clutter everything from closets and offices to cooking and finances. All by following five core concepts that will keep your house - and your life - neatly organized.
- Keep it simple - Set aside unreasonable traditions and demanding activities that are no longer relevant to your life.
- Embrace technology - Snap up innovative new products that can save you time and money.
- Manage the ins and outs - Don't collect all kinds of unnecessary stuff that just creates more clutter. Throw a tag sale and simplify your life.
- Strip, scrap, sort, store - There's a place for everything. It may be the dump. Or the local Goodwill store. And anything you value deserves a place of its own - where it's easy to find.
- Get help - Enlist your family, friends, and associates to join your organizational mission. They've got a stake in the results.
Beyond this core philosophy, you'll discover lots of great tips, detailed advice, and step-by-step instructions to make a wide range of life's difficult activities quick and easy.
You'll find out about the world's simplest weight loss diet (proven to be highly effective), how to slash the time you spend grocery shopping, and how to fill your house with hard working furniture.
And you'll discover a whole host of great new gadgets and devices that will free up more time to relax and enjoy the things that are really important to you.
Writing with a light touch and charming sense of humor, Jeff Bredenberg will have you smiling all the way to a simpler life.
Can you really 'cheat' at organizing? Of course you can. ***How to Cheat at Organizing***shows you how to take shortcuts every chance you get - to create just enough order to be happy with your life.
With his trademark wit and straightforward advice Jeff Bredenberg explains precisely how you can de-clutter everything from closets and offices to cooking and finances. All by following five core concepts that will keep your house - and your life - neatly organized.
- Keep it simple - Set aside unreasonable traditions and demanding activities that are no longer relevant to your life.
- Embrace technology - Snap up innovative new products that can save you time and money.
- Manage the ins and outs - Don't collect all kinds of unnecessary stuff that just creates more clutter. Throw a tag sale and simplify your life.
- Strip, scrap, sort, store - There's a place for everything. It may be the dump. Or the local Goodwill store. And anything you value deserves a place of its own - where it's easy to find.
- Get help - Enlist your family, friends, and associates to join your organizational mission. They've got a stake in the results.
Beyond this core philosophy, you'll discover lots of great tips, detailed advice, and step-by-step instructions to make a wide range of life's difficult activities quick and easy.
You'll find out about the world's simplest weight loss diet (proven to be highly effective), how to slash the time you spend grocery shopping, and how to fill your house with hard working furniture.
And you'll discover a whole host of great new gadgets and devices that will free up more time to relax and enjoy the things that are really important to you.
Writing with a light touch and charming sense of humor, Jeff Bredenberg will have you smiling all the way to a simpler life.
