Editorial Review:
Get The Guide that helps you get it together!
This is the perfect resource for the modern age of fast-paced business and lifestyles. Recognizing that just one organizational system is not for everyone, the authors have devised solutions that provide ten different systems to match ten basic personality types such as Perfectionist Plus, Hopper, Fence Sitter, Pack Rat, and Total Slob. Whatever a person's style, whatever their habits, this book contains a surefire remedy to keep them organized and coordinated.
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Customer Reviews
Average Customer Rating: 
Don't waste your money or time  2006-08-03
Very disappointing, felt like I was reading a magazine article. Not very valuable information.
quite interesting  2006-08-01
Not bad and quite helpful . Not the best self help on this topic , but not the worse either . the concept of people organising according to type is interesting.
Unexpectedly useful 2006-07-09
This book is more conceptual than 'practical application', but I really liked it. I found out *why* I organize (to put it loosely) things the way I do and found some ways to make it work for me. Most books by professional organizers work great for people whose idea of disorganization is the occasional jacket not hung up. However, I wouldn't use this book by itself. I would recommend using this book for insight into what your style (or combination of styles) is and then apply that to a more "practical application" book like "Organizing Plain and Simple." That way, you can easily identify which hints and tips will work for you without wasting a lot of time and money through trial and error.
How to be Oranized in Spite of Yourself 2006-03-24
Book is geared towards a professional view and not helpful for college students; which is why I purchased it.
helpful book for everyone 2006-01-18
I have read a few organization books. this book helps you find your 'organization style'. I thought it was great. Really easy to get through, tells you how to make lists. The book is not an instruction manual, it is really only suggestions on what to do. If you give them a chance and actually do them, things will be easier.
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