Review: Maximize your organizational personality
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 10, 2013
Esther Williams gets serious about disorganization therapy. She addresses the differences between the Right-Brined Individual (fond of visuals, think of the bigger perspective, like vibrant colors, unafraid of change, good at multitasking) and Left-Brined Individuals (words, check lists, step by step thinking, color coding, follow rules and keep things in the same place, prefer balance over abstract, have regular routines) and form that bit of insight she approaches the various manners of de-cluttering - aka organizing. From there she moves into developing the right mindset – creating a visual develop a timeframe, put things in their proper place, make de-cluttering a daily habit, practice Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle, and (a big one) Don’t buy it just because it is on sale!Given the rules and regs of organization Williams then explains how to start organizing; prepare for it, sort though your clutter, start organizing, create a list of the things you need, and set some ground rules. Feeling the organizational motivation move in? Well then, now comes clutter management (sell it, trade it, donate it), how to create and orderly bedroom (tidying up the bed, organizing closet and dresser), create the impeccable bathroom (toss old products, make disposable items visible, use organizing tools, LABEL your products!, trim your shower curtain), and create the spick-and-span kitchen.She then adds a gift – a preview of her next book ‘How to Clean Your House’ – and by now you now you’re going to buy that one, too.  This book is smart, concise, practical, informational, and inspirational! Highly recommended. Grady Harp, December 13