But she appears unconvinced that the bulletin board is a living threat. You need to back it up in your book. I always say, God has his Bible, and I have mine. For the past four years, Gross-Cerf and her bible have traveled the valley preaching the deviltry of disarray and the salvation of order. Whether it's a pharmaceutical company vice president, like Vardone, or the arts editor of a newspaper, she transforms lives.
Clutter is banished.
Serenity is restored. I'll box things, throw them away. But she just wants me to analyze her. There are tricks or rules to getting organized, but Gross-Cerf is quick to insist that each client needs her own method. Whatever works is what works.