It's called One Year to an Organized Life, by Regina Leeds, and I may have to purchase it. I can't keep it from the library for a whole year, after all.
The author breaks down the process of becoming an organized person into monthly and weekly tasks and habits to accumulate. For example, in January you learn to understand time management and you work on organizing your kitchen. In May you tackle your attic, basement, garage, and laundry room. Along the way, you get to read lots of inspiring stories, learn tips and tricks, and cultivate habits that should serve you for a lifetime.
What attracts me to this book is the idea of changing slowly over the course of a year. Like most people, I can get on a cleanliness kick for a few weeks, but then things start to go south. I have to program myself for lasting change. One Year to an Organized Life seems like a great resource to help me out with conquering my household chores so I can get on to the good stuff!
2 comments:
That looks like a great book. Checking to see if my library has it. TFS!
I, too, am going to see if my library carries this book.
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