60-second Organizer: Sixty Solid Techniques for Beating Chaos at Home and at Work

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Summary: Quickly organized
Review: I like this book for a lot of reasons, but the major one is that it's short and to the point. Who's got time these days to wade through these gigantic books written by PhDs explaining all kinds of stuff you don't need to know, when in fact all you really want is a way to break through the logjam that is facing you, that usually you created yourself. This book has bits of humor sprinkled throughout which keeps the text lively. The tips themselves are all pretty short, so there's no real work in having to get through any
one of them. The important thing is, the book accomplishes what it promises: it serves as a springboard for helping you to get organized when you otherwise might've just continue to sit there.

Rating:
Summary: Quick and painless!
Review: I read The Sixty Second Organizer and my advice is: get this book! It's cute, it's clever, and best of all, it's short. You can read the whole thing in about an hour, maybe ninety minutes if you're a slow reader. Like the title says, there are sixty tips in all. They're arranged in six different categories, although it seems like some could fit into other categories. Anyway, the tips are pretty good. I have tried several, and surprised myself by discovering that I am able to move forward. I guess that's all you want out of any self-help book, to be able help yourself.