About this item
While most of us aren't hoarders we can all benefit from assessing and reducing the clutter in our homes--and then organizing what's left. Many things stop us from succeeding: the sheer scope of the project, the tendency to lose momentum if the job takes too long, and the fact that we're always acquiring new clutter. But what if it really took only a week to de-clutter the whole house, and then you even had the weekend to relax and enjoy your new clutter-free space? Could it really be that simple? Organizing and time management experts Sandra Felton and Marsha Sims show how with the right game plan and a healthy dose of adrenaline, anyone can de-clutter their home in just five days. With this systematic, team-based approach, even the most overwhelming de-cluttering job becomes doable.
About the Author
In 1982 Sandra Felton was a disorganized wife and mom with three kids
and a full time job. plus a chronically messy house. Desperately seeking
relief from clutter, she sought help from information in books and from friends.
She found the "secrets" that finally worked for her. Sandra's first book, The
Messies Manual unlocked how naturally disorganized people could apply those
secrets successfully to their lives. More books followed. With humor and good
will, Sandra reaches out to those she calls Messies with words of hope and with
practical techniques that really work.
Sandra knows her readers of more than thirty years. In her latest book, THE
LITTLE GIRL'S TALES she turns her writing skills to addressing the needs of
women who wish to improve their lives, not only organizationally but also in
the areas of love, hope, and growth. Using charm, whimsy, and a magical
style, Sandra leads her readers from "Once upon a time..." toward (and often
reaching) "happily ever after." Not just a book, THE LITTLE GIRL'S TALES:
LOVE, HOPE, AND GROWTH provides an interactive Facebook page and ideas
for personal and group interaction with the story ideas.
