Sorted!: The Ultimate Guide to Organising Your Life Once and for All
Using more than 40 recipes and illustrating each point with full-color photography, this how-to guide teaches any reader to get organized and live more efficiently and effectively. Understanding that organization is an accumulation of small, individual decisions, sections include the cleaning up of a number of locations, such as work, on the go, paper, living spaces, kitch...more
Paperback, 206 pages
Published
2007
by Hardie Grant
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maunya sih terorganized, tapi kok baca tips-nya ribet banget ye, tidak cocok buat orang simpel kayak gue.. trus ini buku jadi beriklan-iklan merek pulpen yang bagus, selotip apa yang bagus, dll.
nih salah satu contohnya:
Notes Berperekat
Pilihan terbaik adalah 3M Post-it Notes. Asli dan terbaik. Merek dengan harga murah meninggalkan bekas rekatan pada lembar selanjutnya sehingga ana akan sulit menulis di atasnya. Belilah 3 macam ukuran: kecil - sedang dan besar.
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nih salah satu contohnya:
Notes Berperekat
Pilihan terbaik adalah 3M Post-it Notes. Asli dan terbaik. Merek dengan harga murah meninggalkan bekas rekatan pada lembar selanjutnya sehingga ana akan sulit menulis di atasnya. Belilah 3 macam ukuran: kecil - sedang dan besar.
Birthday Reminder
Letakkan kalender...more
This is a pretty good book about how to get all your stuff organized. The first part of the book covers her general philosophy of organization and bulk of the book is made up of what she calls recipes for putting certain things/rooms in order.
It's written for a British audience so occasionally a little translation is needed.
My takeaway from the book is that the question you should ask yourself when trying to decide what to get rid of is this: would I pay to replace it? If not, throw it out.
Now...more
It's written for a British audience so occasionally a little translation is needed.
My takeaway from the book is that the question you should ask yourself when trying to decide what to get rid of is this: would I pay to replace it? If not, throw it out.
Now...more
This book has more wonderful ideas than you can poke a stick at. But particularly I like the project for organizing those receipts you have to keep for tax or expense claims or whatnot. If you have lots of "stuff" you need to keep and your systems aren't working for you, (or you don't have any method to your madness!) this book has some revolutionary ideas for controlling and managing things so you can find them again easily.
Some good points and tips. Very clearly laid out and not too much waffle. A couple of good products mentioned. I suppose I already do the organised things mentioned in this book and I thought the rest of it was irrelevant, but nicely spaced and laid out. Overall, fairly lightweight, but good if you have no idea where to start. This is a book for slightly disorganised people, not hoarders.
This wasn't a bad book, not at all. But, it definitely wasn't a particularly good or creative one either. Over and over, on every organizing project she mentioned, she used the exact same four steps, plus maybe one or two others.
I did find a few neat things. For example, she breaks goal setting down into easy steps. SMART = specific, measurable, achievable, reliable, timed. Good, hunh?
I did find a few neat things. For example, she breaks goal setting down into easy steps. SMART = specific, measurable, achievable, reliable, timed. Good, hunh?
Feb 25, 2011
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