Still the Best Organization Book Out There!

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	• Sidetracked Home Executives(TM): From Pigpen to Paradise Pam Young, Peggy Jones Grand Central Publishing, 2001 - 192 pages average customer review:based on 103 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Still the Best Organization Book Out There!

I've read many books on organization (and hope to someday accomplish all I've read!), but this book will always be my favorite. Pam and Peggy have "been there." There's nothing worse than an organization or "decluttering" book that's written by someone who was born organized (or a "B.O." as Pam and Peggy would call them!). You have to have walked a mile (or waded through the clutter) in the shoes of someone who is easily sidetracked, organizationally-challenged, and wasn't born with the organization gene. Pam and Peggy make you feel like you've found a kindred spirit who somehow waded through all their stuff and found a better way! I wish they'd re-release their original kit that included a de-junking video and a few other goodies!

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Sidetracked Home Executives

Easy and entertaining read, plus tons of great, practical ideas for getting your home and life, organized!

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Excellent

Loved this book. It's an easy read and I've implemented the organizational strategies immediately for my whole family. It's working so far!

Organized at last!

I initially bought this book 15 years ago and my home was so organized, even with three children. I bought it again recently because we downsized homes and everything was chaos. My home is in order again, and it isn't even difficult! Great plan!

Life Changing

I have always been very organized until I had my second son. I am not sure what happened but I lost control of everything in my home. This book is quck and easy to read. The best part is you don't need any hard to find or expensive items to put this system to use. I can't say enough about this book. I even used it to organize my homeschooling lessons.

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Peggy and Pam were two desperately disorganized sisters. After analyzing their lives, they set up a rotating card system that scheduled their chores on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis. with a combination of the sympathy of a fellow former slob, and the firm resolution of a for-your-own-good mother, they show readers how they too can get organized.

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