Review: In Today's ADD Infected World, This Book is a Must Buy!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 27, 2011
I have the Inattentive type of ADD.  This book has been so helpful for me but my sister who does not have ADD has found it helpful as well.  People with and without ADHD must often de-clutter both their houses and their brains to get a semblance of an orderly life.I may be wrong about this but I think that when you have ADHD, you cannot process information efficiently when your environment is a mess.  I think that when your desk, your car, and your house are big cluttered, disorganized ADHD disaster areas, thinking is impossible. This is where this book comes in.  The 'minimalist' concepts described in this book make organizing your life, your car, your brain... doable.Ok, maybe there are people who thrive in a mess but I am willing to bet that most people with do not.  The reason that I think this way is that my thinking process is much better since organized my home, my workplace, my car and my desk.I now sometimes get home and before I can answer phone calls, questions from my children or my spouse, cook dinner or accomplish anything, I must de-clutter and pick up the house. I must de-clutter my house so that I can think with my brain.  If the house is a total disorganized mess, I simply cannot think about anything else.If you are like me, get this book.  My goodness, it is so cheap that anyone can afford it and EVERYONE needs it!!