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60-Second Organizer: Sixty Solid Techniques for Beating Chaos at Home and at Work
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 640.43
EAN: 9781593371050
ISBN: 1593371055
Label: Adams Media
Manufacturer: Adams Media
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 176
Publication Date: October 17, 2004
Publisher: Adams Media
Studio: Adams Media
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Editorial Review:
There is no better time than the present to get motivated and get organized. The 60 Second Organizer is an easy-to-read, enjoyable, effective guide you can use to tame the paper tiger and beat the stress and chaos of disorganization. Here are 60 solid techniques-one for each minute of the hour-for getting and staying organized at home and at work.
Among the 60 immediately applicable techniques:
Start simply Defeat perfectionism Organize with flow charts Reward yourself Track progress Organize spaces strategically
The tips in The 60 Second Organizer help you streamline your life and maintain order at the office, at home, in the car, and places in between. The 60 Second Organizer is a motivational jumpstart to drop the excuses and get organized!
Customer Reviews
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Rating: - Besting the paper tiger
I hate paper. And nowadays, the stuff that comes in the house can't just be sorted to be dealt with or thrown out, you have to SHRED a lot of the trash. Holy hell, what a pain THAT is. If you let any of it sit, you have a huge pile in no time. And online billpay is not really reducing any of this mess. In fact, I find that the mix of paper payments and online just makes a confused mess.
The author has sixty ideas to get organized. I've incorporated quite a few of them (pare down email ... Read More
Rating: - Great way to help you start getting organized!
Often times, the problem involving in getting organized is where
to start . . . you may be like me and have many projects going
at the same time, accompanied by even more pieces of paper.
So where do you begin? One approach is to get hold of Jeff
Davidson's book, THE 60 SECOND ORGANIZER . . . Davidson, an author and professional speaker,
presents many useful techniques--60 in all--that don't
take a lot of time to implement . . . but do pay powerful
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Rating:  - Solid Practical Advice
Jeff Davidson is an achiever who writes from an authoritative stance. Anybody who has published more than 3,300 articles, been featured in 68 of the top 75 newspapers in the country, had his speeches published six times in "Vital Speeches of the Day", and has been a professional speaker to numerous well-known corporate clients definitely has something worth listening to.
This book is refreshing reading in that it brings you back to the basics of maintaining focus. In arguing that it's ... Read More
Rating: - Solid ideas to get your life straightened around...
In the never-ending quest to be more personally productive and organized, I got the chance to read 60-second Organizer: Sixty Solid Techniques for Beating Chaos at Home and at Work by Jeff Davidson. For those who aren't ready to commit to a "system" of organization, this is a perfect place to start getting things done...
Contents:
Part 1 - Embracing Powerful Perspectives: Relax - Organizing Is Not So Bad; Learn Your ABCs; Capture Your Best Thoughts; Determine "Who Created That?"; ... Read More
Rating: - How to reduce (if not eliminate) "chaos"
This is one of two "60 Second" booklets written by Jeff Davidson that I recently read, the other being The 60 Second Procrastinator. With all due respect to how much can be accomplished in one minute, most (if not all) of those who need to get organized are procrastinators and most (if not all) procrastinators need to organized. In my opinion, few (if any) of them will read books such as these and then apply - and (key point) continue to apply -- what they have learned from them. (Davidson is also ... Read More
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